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DEPOSITED IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
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CITY OF BOSTON
T ?i-i>- <( t
CATALOGUE
OF THE
COLLECTION or BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS
WHICH
FORMERLY BELONGED TO THE REVEREND THOMAS PRINCE,
AND WAS BY HIM
BEQUEATHED TO THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH,
AND 13 NOW
DEPOSITED IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF THE
CITY OF BOSTOK,
BOSTON:
ALFRED MUDGE & SON, CITY PRINTERS, 34 SCHOOL STREET.
1870.
CONTENTS.
Page.
INTRODUCTION v
EXPLANATIONS, ETC . . .xvii
CATALOGUE 1 to 161
I. AMERICAN PART 1
II. FOREIGN PART . 71
III. MANUSCRIPTS . . . 142
MATHER PAPERS 142
COTTON PAPERS 150
COTTON AND PRINCE PAPERS 153
HINCKLEY PAPERS 154
APPENDIX 156
TORREY vs. GARDNER 157
MINOR MANUSCRIPTS 158
ADDENDA . 160
INTRODUCTION.
THE Reverend John Prince, rector of East Shefford, in Berkshire, England, was the
father of John Prince, who came to America in 1633, and finally settled at Hull, Massa-
chusetts, and whose oldest son, Samuel, of Sandwich, married, for his second wife,
Mercy, the daughter of Thomas Hinckley, the last Governor of Plymouth Colony.
THOMAS PRINCE was the fourth son of this Samuel, and was born at Sandwich,
then in Plymouth Colony, May 15, 1687. In the Cotton papers in this collection, is a
letter dated Sandwich, February 5, 1676, signed by Richard Bourne, and superscribed
by Prince, as addressed " to Mrs. Ruth Wiuslow in Marshfield," to which is appended
this note, also in Prince's hand: " N. B. This excellent Gentlewoman I very well
knew when I was a youth. She was D tr toy e eminently Pious Mr Win Sargent of Barn-
stable. She 1st married to Mr Josiah Winslow of Marshfield, by w m She had 1 child, a
Son, w Died young, & Her s d Husband I suppose in 7 br 1676.
" After her s d Husband's Decease she married to Mr Richard Bourn of Sandwich,
I suppose in June, 1677 (see D te ) w Dying I suppose in y e Summer of 1682 (see Aug.
7. 1682) left his Homested at Sandwich between the mill River & y e Town Dock to her
use during Life where she lived with her 3 d Husband Elder John Chiprnan : w marry' d
Her in 1683 or 4 ; & tho Ruling Elder of y e Church at Barnstable, yet removed to her s d
House at Sandwich ; where He Died Apr. 8. 1708 at 88 ; in y e very night when I w th some
others watched w 01 Him. w c Elder Chiprnan was a very venerable gentleman, & greatly
esteemed in his Day. And This Mrs Ruth Chipman was a Little, lively, smart Gentle-
woman of very good sense & knowledg, of y e strictest Piety, an excellent spirit of Family
Gov*, very good skill in y e Diseases of "Women & children, very helpfull to her neigh-
bors a dear intimate Friend & mother to my mother : & my mother falling into
Travail with me near a month before I came to maturity, This M rs Chipman was y e only
Person w living just by, occasionally help'd me into y e world. surviv'd y e Elder, &
liv'd & died in g* esteem.
T. PRINCE."
The above extract is quoted for the reference contained in the last paragraph, and
as a good specimen of the kind of memoranda attached by Prince to many of the books
and papers in this collection, the most important of which are noted in connection with
the titles.
Prince was graduated at Harvard College in 1707. He studied theology at Cam-
bridge for nearly two years, and sailed for Europe in 1709. During several years follow-
ing, he was travelling on the continent or remaining in England, chiefly at Combe in
Suffolk, where he preached and was earnestly invited to abide permanently.
VI INTRODUCTION.
He returned to Boston in 1717, and was ordained pastor of the Old South Church,
as colleague with Dr. Joseph Sewall, his classmate, October 1, 1718. In one of Dr
Sewall's books of notes of sermons, contained in this collection, at the close of a report
of one by "Mr. Joseph Sewall ; Sepf. 28. 1718. pst 5.," is the following memorandum :
"Mr. Prince's Letter of Dismission was read from the Ch of Cambridge, where he was
admitted January 1705. Mr. Sewall said, Brethren your choice of Mr. Prince to y e
pastoral office among J T OU prevents my asking your consent to his Admission ; and then
gave hinr the Covenant. Brethren sat in y e Gallery, fronting the pulpit, on y e ordina-
tion day." A few pages further on, appears this entry : "Mr. Prince ; 8 r . 12. 1718. p. 5.
Psal. 71. 14-17. D. The first Sermon after his ordination." Then follow notes of
the sermon.
In this station he remained till his death, Oct. 22, 1758, aged 71.
Prince was of rare excellence in all the relations of life, and one of the most ac-
complished scholars of his time in New England. His publications were numerous.
Thirty-three of his printed discourses are known. He is best remembered, however, as
an author and historian by his unfinished but valuable Chronological History of New-
England, in the form of Annals, the first volume of which appeared in January, 1736-7;
and three parts of a second were subsequently printed, lie published also, in the last
year of his life, a revised edition of the New England version of the Psalms.
Prince may well be called the Father of American bibliography. He began even in
boyhood to form the collection which is now known by his name. At least one book
bears date, when he was ten years old, as follows: "Tho Prince His Book 1697 By
his mother" [shelf number, 15.34]. We have trace of an earlier date in a memorandum
in a copy of "Wigglesworth's Day of Doom [15.15.] which signifies an exchange " for one
had AD. 1694". Another volume now preserved bears date at Harwich, 1701. [15.58.]
His grandfather Hinckley seems to have fostered the boy's spirit of collection, which
apparently became a settled purpose upon his entering college in 1703 ; and this purpose
was the illustration of the history of New England. Even a year later than when this
aim was established, he seems to have been gathering books without marking them with
the distinctive title they were subsequently known by, The New England Library. A
book-plate of his own, found in some of the books, consists of a flowered border sur-
rounding this :
Thomae Prince Liber,
Anno Domini:
1704.
Two books of this date show in some memoranda both the youthful hilarity of seven-
teen and the guarded reverence due a magistrate like his grandfather. The plate in one
case covers a playful allusion to his native town, and to an imaginary aboriginal dignity,
-"Thomas Prince Duke of Sandwich Earl of pun'apog 1704". [24.59.] The other
shows the Governor's initials, " T. Prince. Barnstapula. Julii. 1704. Ex Dono civi
Honorab. T. II." [15.32.] There are other books in the collection that bear proof, in
his own autograph, of Hinckley's former ownership.
It would seem also to have been Prince's habit to associate tin 1 acquisition of a
book with some marked event, and the stages of his sojourn abroad can be followed in
INTRODUCTION. yil
this way. Again, there are dates of acquisition enlarged upon in this way : " Mar. 3.
1728-9. y Day w n y y Began to take down y e South Church old meet B House." [11.8.]
" T. Prince ) March. 31. 1729. Boston y e Day of Laying y e Foundation of y e South Ch
new meet 6 H." [24.27.]
The books, where they seem to have been acquired by Prince personally, almost
always bear his name in his own hand the place and date of acquisition, not infre-
quently the cost, and sometimes show further associations, as in the case of one which
came to him from the father of Franklin, which is marked as " y e gift of my good
Friend, Mr. Josiah Franklin."
When the book-plates, which many of the volumes now bear, were put in the books
and by whom, is not clearly to be discovered, except perhaps as regards particular
volumes ; but there is enough proof, as will be shown, that the supposition sometimes
entertained that they were the work of the legatees, or of some one in their interest,
cannot be maintained ; and some important considerations may hinge upon the case as
it may be made out.
First, as regards the New England Library. The plate, which is entirely of print,
reads as follows :
This Book belongs to
The New-England-Z//^r#rv 3
Begun to be collefted by Thomas Prince,
upon his entring Harvard-College, July 6.
1703; and was given by said Prince, to
remain therein for ever.
Of this plate there are at least four different impressions from type set up at different
times, as minor differences show ; and they were probably printed at intervals, as the
growth of the library required. This militates against the idea that they were printed
subsequently to the bequest, when the library ceased to grow materially. Further, there
was another plate prepared as follows :
This Book belongs to
Begun to be colle&ed by THOMAS PRINCE,
upon his entring Harvard-College, July 6.
1703 ; and was given by
This was intended probably to be used to designate the contributions of others, but
they are sometimes filled out in the identical words of the other, and in Prince's own
hand, which may have happened because, between the successive printings of the com-
plete plate, the collector had no other to insert. The dates of acquisition in the books
do not seem to afford the needful evidence when these different samples of plates were
respectively used, as Prince may have kept a book for some time in his own name before
he gave to it that of the library. In the case of two books purchased on the same day,
it is noticed that the same plate is used. In another single volume [33.3], where two
plates are inserted, one is finished in Prince's own hand, by " s d Prince to s d Library,"
Vlll INTRODUCTION-.
and the other, without mark of his hand, is from different type. In another instance
[27.17], a first and second volume of the same work, both bearing the same date of pur-
chase, 1740, have different plates, one a blank filled in by a hand, not Prince's, by " said
Prince to remain therein forever" ; and the other is the completed print.
Many of the blank plates are not filled in at all ; and, when filled in, if not in Prince's
hand, it is usually in one of two hands, and to the effect that the volume in question was
a gift of Prince by bequest. There is no more reason, however, to believe in such case
that the plate was itself put in subsequently to Prince's death, than in the case of those
which have no completion of the record in the blank. This statement of the testamen-
tary gift is filled in the plate of some of the earliest acquired of all the books, as in that
given by his mother in 1697.
The plate is usually pasted on the reverse of the title, but, when that page is occu-
pied, it is put on the inside of the cover. "When several tracts are bound together, it is
attached usually to the first only. A copy of Hubbard's Narrative seems to be the only
book with evidence to enable us to approximate to the time of affixing the plate. In
this volume it could not have been pasted before 1741, as an attestation of that date,
signed by the Clerk of the Court, showing it to be the identical volume introduced in
court in a boundary question with Rhode Island, so covers the page that, to avoid con-
cealing the writing, the plate was put in one corner.
There are among the books, however, many without the plate, and which even have
the plate of others. Some have neither plate nor autograph of Prince. A considerable
number, which have on them the name of some one of the Sewalls, are of this last class ;
and though the autograph would necessarily be absent, the plate might be looked for
in those volumes, which seem to have been added to the collection after Prince's death,
as indicated by the imprint, but in all or nearly all cases it is wanting. One book has
not only the full printed plate, but the following is written above it in Prince's hand :
*' T. Prince, Boston. For the N. Eng. Library."
This last particular points to a distinction in the composition of his library, which
is indicated by another kind of book-plate, as follows :
This Book belongs to
The South-Church-Library
in Boston, Begun to be collected by Thomas
Prince^ upon his being ordain'd their col-
league Pastor with the Rev. Mr. Joseph
Sewall, Oct. 1. 1718; and was
These are sometimes completed in Prince's own hand, to read " the gift of s d
Prince to s d library, for the use of their ministry for ever." Others are filled out in
Prince's hand as " the gift of s d Sewall to s d library for the use of their ministry for
ever." There are still others in which, in another's hand, often Mr. Sewall's, the record
is completed that the gift came from Prince by bequest. Then again there arc others
which are printed throughout, and necessarily inserted after Prince's death, as they
stute that the book was "given by said Prince in his last Will, Oct. 2, 1758, for the
use of their ministry forever."
INTRODUCTION. IX
It was, therefore, at the time of his matriculation, in the sixteenth year of his age,
that Prince systematically laid the foundation of a collection of books and manuscripts,
a large share of which relate to the civil and religious history of New England, and
which, with unfailing zeal and under the most favorable opportunities, in this country and
in Europe, he cherished and enriched during his long life. At the time of his death,
the New England Library, we may well believe, was the most extensive of its kind
that had ever been formed. It contains in its depleted state, as represented in the first
section of this catalogue, not much short of fifteen hundred books and tracts relating to
America.
During the period of our colonial history, the Mather family and Governor Hutch-
insou are alone to be compared with Prince as collectors of books and manuscripts.
Their labors in this direction avail us little now, for the Governor's collection was
scattered by a mob, while the Mathers' has been gradually dispersed.
t
When Prince made his will, twenty days before his death, he had no heir living
to inherit his name and receive his books, if that had been his wish. His son had
died at the age of twenty-six. Of his four daughters, only one was living, Sarah,
subsequently the wife of Lieutenant-Governor Gill, and she died childless in August,
1771. His widow survived till June 1, 1766.
That instrument, dated October 2, 1758, makes disposition, first of the South
Church collection, and then of the New England Library, in the following words :
" First, I give to the old South Church in Boston, all my Books that are in Latin,
Greek, & in the Oriental Languages, to be kept, & remain in their Public Library for
ever and I hereby desire y s* Church to make a [blank] and order that the Key
of s 1 ^ Library shall always be kept by one of y Pastors."
" Item, Whereas I have been many Years collecting a Number of Books, Pam-
phlets, Maps, Papers in Print, & Manuscript, either published in New England, or per-
taining to its History, & Public Affairs, to w c . h Collection I have given the Name
of y New Engl* Library, & have deposited it in the Steeple Chamber, in the old
South Church And as I made the Collection from a public View, & Desire that the
Memory of many important Transactions might be preserved, w* otherwise [would]
be lost, I hereby bequeath all y s^ Collection to y s* old South Church forever
But to the end, that the same may be kept entire, I desire that this Collection may
always be kept in a different Apartment from the other Books, & that it may be so
made, that no Person shall borrow any Book, or Paper therefrom, but that any Person
whom the Pastors & Deacons of s* Church for the Time being shall approve of may
have access thereto, & take Copies therefrom."
The books and papers were deposited on shelves, and in boxes and barrels in a
room in the steeple of the church, under the belfry, which according to tradition had
been Prince's study. There this valuable deposit was left for many years without care,
and subject to many vicissitudes.
During the siege of Boston in 1775-6, the Church, being used as a riding-
school by the British troops, was often frequented by idle spectators, who must have
had access to the collection, and may be responsible for some of the loss it has sustain-
ed. In heating the building, it is known that the pulpit and pews were consumed, and
the parsonage which stood adjoining and had been the mansion of Winthrop, the first
X INTRODUCTION.
governor of the Colony, was demolished to keep up the fires during the long winter.
Ill the kindling of these fires, it has always been believed many of these precious books
and papers were used by the soldiers.
A fragment of the letter-book of Governor Bradford, of Plymouth Colon}', was
found, in the latter part of the last century, in a grocer's shop in Halifax, N. S. ; and the
portion thus rescued was ry inted in the third volume of the Massachusetts Historical
Society's Collections, in 1794. This manuscript was known to have been in the New
England Library ; and it was reasonably thought that others, of equal or even greater
value, had gone beyond recovery, without the chance of a favorable accident to indi-
cate any traces of them.
"We have, however, reason to be grateful that the cupidity of some of the more
cultivated depredators saved to the world, if not to this library, another of its greatest
treasures. The manuscript history of Plymouth Colony, written by its governor, Brad-
ford, and deposited with the Prince Library, if not belonging to it, may have been car-
ried away to England at this time by some one cognizant of its value ; though another
solution of the loss is, that Governor Hutchinson had had it in his possession, so that it
might have been among his papers when scattered by the mob, or was by him preserved
and carried to England. At all events, after being lost to the world for many years,
it was, in 1855, curiously discovered to be in the library of the Bishop of London, at
Fulham.* In the same place are two manuscript volumes, written by Nathan Prince,
a brother of Thomas Prince, one a commonplace book, and the other a Dictionary
of Authors. Each has the book-plate of the New England Library, with a manuscript
addition to it in the hand of Thomas Prince, almost identical with that borne on the plate
of a companion volume, which will be found mentioned in the third part of the following
Catalogue.
When Mr. Charles Dearie, who edited the printed volume of the Bradford History,
was in England, in 1866, he saw the manuscript, and found, in Prince's hand, the fol-
lowing note, upon a flyleaf: " But Major Bradford tells me & assures me that He
only lent this Book of his Grandfather's to Mr Sewall, & that it being of his Grand-
father's own handwriting, He had so high a value for it, that he would never Part
with y e Property, but would lend it to me, & desired me to get it, which I did, & write
down this so that Major Bradford and his Heirs may be known to be the Right own-
ers." This note was written on the opposite leaf to that which contained another note
in Prince's hand, and the one already quoted is seemingly in qualification of this other,
wherein it is stated that Prince, calling June 4, 1728, on Major Bradford, at Kingston,
near Plymouth, had obtained his permission to get the book, then in Judge Sewall's hands.
The memorandum still continues: "I also mentioned to him my Desire of lodging this
History in y e New England Library of Prints and Manuscripts, w c I had been then col-
lecting for 23 years, to w c lie signified his willingness only y l he might h:m- y e periled
of it while he lived." f The manuscript, however, lias also upon it the Prince book-
plate, which may, perhaps, be taken as proof that Prince became, subsequently to
the time of the note, the lawful owner of the book; and the ailixing it, if done by
him, may have been deemed equivalent to a suitable qualilication of the later note.
* See Mass. JJist. Society's Collections, -lih scries, Vol. 111. (isr.ti).
t Mass. Hist. Society's Collections, -1th Scries, Vol. 111., page 11.
INTRODUCTION-. XI
In view of the graceful surrender of some valuable documents of the British archives,
which has been made within a few years to the English government by the Library
Company of Philadelphia, it is to be hoped, that, by the reciprocal courtesy of those in
authority where these waifs are now lodged, they may be returned to be forever kept
where, if they do not absolutely belong, they most properly can be retained.
In December, 1813, a committee of the Massachusetts Historical Society, consisting
of the Rev. Abiel Holmes, D.D., the Rev. Aaron Dexter, D.D., and Alclen Bradford, Es-
quire, made application to the Trustees of the New England Library for a deposit of the
same in the Society's room, as appears by an account printed in Vol. VII. of the second
series of that Society's Collections.* In December, 1814, the Rev. Joshua Huntington
was put at the head of a committee to make a selection for such deposit, and in the
subsequent transfer the Church reserved the right to recall them at will. The books thus
removed numbered two hundred and sixty-one bound volumes, besides twelve volumes of
manuscripts, namely, seven of the Mather papers, three of the Hinckley, one of the Rhode
Island Church case, and one of Winthrop's Journal. The history of the last is somewhat
curious. It is known that Prince had in his hands, in 1754, the three volumes of
Governor Winthrop's manuscript journal, covering the history of the Colony of Massa-
chusetts Bay, down to within ten days of Winthrop's death, in 1649. The Hon. Robert
C. Winthrop believes the volumes to have been borrowed from the family, and not to
have been a part of the New England Library ; and that Prince, for some reason, failed
to return the last part to the elder branch of the Winthrop family, which had the other
two parts in their possession in Connecticut, down to the outbreak of the Revolution, and
it was probably by them believed that the two constituted the entire manuscript. At this
time Governor Trumbull procured the volumes, and, with the assistance of his secretary,
Mr. John Porter, copied somewhat inaccurately a considerable part ; and, after his death,
Noah Webster, in 1790, printed the work from a copy of this copy, after Mr. Porter had
collated it with the original. At or about the time of this tranfer to the Historical Soci-
ety, a third part was found among the Prince papers, buried beneath a mass of p...z-
phlets and manuscripts, and was included in the deposit, though, on representation, the
claim of the church to its possession was abandoned. When Mr. Savage prepared his
complete edition of the Journal, he had at hand this re-discovered record of the last
four years of Winthrop's life, as well as the two earlier volumes. Before his labors were
clone, the second volume was burned, Nov. 10, 1825, in a fire in Court Street, where his
office was situated. The other two are now deposited in a cabinet in the library of the
Historical Society.
After this transfer in 1814, the remainder of the collection was removed to the house
of the pastor, where it remained for many years, until a room was fitted for the recep-
tion of the whole library in the Old South Chapel in Spring Lane. The preparation of a
catalogue was intrusted to Mr. G. H. Whitman, who printed in 1846, in octavo, 112
pages, what is a mere list, often extremely incorrect, with no arrangement by authors or
subjects. The books and papers still in the keeping of the Historical Society formed a
separate section, for they were not reclaimed by the church till 1859. Since the date of
this catalogue not many books seem to have been lost, only five, if Whitman's list
can be depended on. Dr. Wisner mentions a copy of the Bay Psalm Book, used by
* Pages 179-185.
Xll INTRODUCTION.
Prince in his revision of that work, and containing his manuscript annotations, which has
disappeared. Three other copies of this same book, noted in Whitman's catalogue,
have also passed into private hands.
To account for the great number of Prince's books, scattered about the country, all
containing his well-known autograph, and many having the book-plate of the New
England Library, bequeathed to the Old South Church, not a few of which can be
traced in well-known collections, and as having passed through dealers' hands, it has
been suggested that Prince possibly made another collection, which he sold ; but the only
known authority for this theory is the following advertisement, which (as quoted by Mr.
Samuel G. Drake) appeared in the " New England Weekly Journal," in October, 1728 :
"A Farm of 100 acres of choice land in Leicester, to be sold. Inquire of the Rev. Mr.
Prince in Boston, & know further. Who also intending to Dispose of his Library, desires
those who have borrowed Books of Him to return them quickly." Many of the books in
the present collection, bearing date of acquisition prior to 1 728, were certainly not disposed
of at that time ; and there is no known record of any sale, public or private ; besides,
the word " Dispose " in the advertisement very likely signified such a disposition as that
made subsequently by will, which at this period, " as the collection was made from a
public view," he may have intended perfecting in his lifetime.
Mr. Moses Gill, a nephew of Lieutenant-Governor Gill, presented to the Historical
Society, in 1815, a MS. catalogue of books in Prince's handwriting, which is in two divi-
sions, one entitled " New-english Books & Tracts Colle[c]ted by Thomas Prince, of
Boston, N. E." ; the other, " New-English Pamphlets, belonging to Thomas Prince of
Boston." The latest imprint in either of these lists is 1750, earlier than which the
manuscript was not probably made, and it has been supposed to be a list of the New
England Library as it was a few years before he bequeathed it. The difference, in
Prince's mind, between a "tract" and a "pamphlet" is not obvious, except it be that
the former represents the latter as bound. In both lists the titles are grouped by dates
under tne designations folio, quarto, and octavo.
Whether or not these lists represent the New England Library of 1750, or there-
abouts, a comparison of them with the following Catalogue shows variations not easily
explained, besides exhibiting in a melancholy light the losses which the collection must
have sustained, as for instance the publications of Cotton Mather are about twice as many
in them as in the catalogue here printed. When thrown into one alphabetical arrange-
ment by authors, about one title in seven or eight remains anonymous, and the consoli-
dated list shows 1,916 titles ; while the American Part of the present catalogue, aiming
to represent the New England Library as nearly as may be, contains 1,528. There are
also in the American Part, as here printed, seventy-eight works having an imprint
subsequent to the date of Prince's death (1758) ; and of these twenty- three bear date
after 17GG, when Prince's widow died. In the Foreign Part there are four of a date after
1758 ; and of these, two are subsequent to 1766.
It was not possible to determine accurately the line of demarcation, as Prince drew
it, between the South Church Library and the New England Libraiy, cither as to partic-
ular works, since some of the books are without plates ; or as to classes, for Prince seems
to have included in the latter some books for very indifferent reasons, as, for instance,
Ames's " Catalogus Librorum," " bcc lie intended for N E"; Robinson's works,
for a like reason ; and the works of some others, for no apparent reason, one would
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judge, except that they had visited 1liis country. It seemed, therefore, better that
the name of New England Library should be abandoned as a designation of the first
part of this Catalogue ; and that the " American Part," as here constituted, should
comprise,
1st. All books printed in America, whatever their subject or authorship.
2d. All books by American authors, on whatever subject and wherever printed.
3d. All books relating to America.
This re-arrangement has necessitated the putting in the " Foreign Part" many which
Prince had classed in the " New England Library," and in the " American Part" a
lesser number which were in the General or " South Church Library."
A desire had long been felt by antiquaries that this unique collection should be
rendered more accessible. The pastors and deacons of the church in their letter ad-
dressed to the Historical Society in 1859, reclaiming the books and papers deposited with
them, said of Whitman's catalogue, that, though it answered the purpose for which it
was originally prepared, they hoped soon to have it replaced by one more satisfactorily
compiled. This had not, however, been accomplished when the thought of its transfer
to the Public Library of Boston seems first to have suggested itself to the Rev. Mr.
Manning, one of the present pastors of the Old South Church, at the time he was serving
on the annual committee for the examination of the Library in 1861. Nothing, however,
was done till the spring of 1866, when it became necessary, by reason of a lease of the
Chapel having been given, to remove the books from their place in the same. At this
juncture Deacon Charles Stoddard called upon Mr. William W. Greenough, of the Board
of Trustees of the Public Library ; and the result of their interview being communicated
to Mr. George Tickuor, the President of the Board, that gentleman replied under date of
May 28, 1866, that he was " assured on the highest and safest legal authorities" that a
transfer of the care of the collection could be temporarily made " by a very simple pro-
cess of law, intelligible to all, and maintaining in substance the principles on which the
Prince books were originally bequeathed " ; and in his letter Mr. Ticknor embodied, " as
only suggestions of his own," substantially the terms of the subsequent agreement.
On the 12th of June, this correspondence was reported to the full Board of Trus-
tees, and Messrs. Ticknor, Greenough and Tyler were made a select Committee of confer-
ence. On the 22d a communication to the Trustees from the pastors and deacons of the
Church enclosed a draft of articles of agreement. On the 26th the Trustees addressed
a statement to the City Council, setting forth the extreme value and rarity of many of
the books in the collection, and describing it as very rich in whatever relates to the city
of Boston, and the early history and condition of New England generally, and propound-
ing the terms of the contemplated agreement. They asked further for the sum of $2,000
to enable them to enter into this agreement, adding, that, " if the Prince Library could
now be sold under the hammer in Boston or London, it would fetch from five to ten times
the sum in question, and perhaps more, as the rarity and value of such books are con-
stantly and rapidly increasing." In conclusion they say that they are " assured on
the highest and safest legal authority, that the transfer of the Prince Library can be
made with a just respect to the wishes and will of Mr. Prince, and to the rights and
duties of all concerned." Mayor Lincoln communicated this statement, with his approval,
to the City Council, July 2d. The Committee on the Public Library, to whom it was
referred, gave it as their opinion " that the proposal made by the Deacons is tantamount
XIV INTRODUCTION.
to an absolute gift of the unique and valuable collection." The City Council authorized
the Trustcees to receive the deposit, and voted the money.
On the 10th the Select Committee of the Trustees were given full power to see the
transfer properly effected ; and on the next day, the following agreement was duly exe-
cuted :
AGREEMENT.
This agreement, made and entered into on the llth day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, by and between the City of Boston,
party of the first part, and the Deacons of the Old South Church in said Boston, for
themselves and their successors in office, party of the second part, witnesseth, that it is
understood and agreed by and between said party of the first part and said party of the
second part as follows, namely :
1. The said Deacons will deposit in the Public Library of said City all the books,
pamphlets, maps, printed papers, and manuscripts now in their possession, which were
bequeathed to said Old South Church by Rev. Thomas Prince, by will dated October 2,
1758, and proved Nov. 3, 1758 ; the same being known as the Prince Library.
2. Said Prince Library shall be kept by the said party of the first part in the Public
Library building of said City, by itself, and no book or paper belonging to it shall be
permitted to be taken from said building, except for the purpose of being bound or other-
wise repaired.
3. Said party of the first part shall, through the Trustees of said Public Library,
put said Prince Library in good order, and keep it so ; and shall cause a separate cata-
logue of said Prince Library to be prepared and printed, keeping an account of the
expenses that may be incurred in putting said Library in order and keeping it so, and in
preparing and printing said catalogue.
4. So long as said Prince Library shall remain in said building, it shall be acces-
sible for reference and use in the same way with the other books of said Public Library
which are excluded from circulation, and from use, except in the rooms of the Library
building.
5. Clergymen and literary men residing out of Boston, known to the Superinten-
dent of said Public Library, or bringing a note of introduction from a pastor or deacon
of the Old South Church, shall be permitted to consult said Prince Library, and use the
same, ill the Public Library building, under the supervision of said Superintendent.
6. Said party of the first part shall return and restore said Prince Library to said
party of the second part, whenever duly demanded by said deacons or their successors,
acting under the direction of said Old South Church, said deacons or their successors
first paying to said City the expenses to bo incurred o;i account of said Library, as in
Article 3, before written. But such expenses shall in no case exceed the sum of two
thousand dollars. And said deacons shall not be required to pay interest upon the
amount of such expenses.
7. Said City shall, by the Trustees of said Public Library, acknowledge to said
deacons, in writing, the receipt of said Prince Library, when the same shall have been
deposited in the Public Library building.
The defence offered no testimony, and Mr. L.
S. Dabney, counsel for the estate oi Dr. Shurt-
lefF, relied on the letter written by Dr. Shurtleff
to Mr. Loring in reference to the exchange of the
Bay Psalm Book for copies of Winthrop's Ne^
England and Belknap's American Biography
which letter was made part of the answer. Mr.
Dabuey claimed that the fact that no measures
were taken by the Old South from 18GO to 1874
toward recovering the book was a bar to the pres-
ent action.
Mr. Linus M. Child, on behalf of the Old South,
said that the reasons why proceedings were not
sooner commenced was because the present dea
cons, who are the petitioners, kne nothing about
the book.
Judge Morton reserved his decision.
JL. /
THE BAY PSAt,I BOOK.
BT AMANDA. B. HARRIS.
The Bay Psalm Book, a copy of which was
withdrawn from the sale of the late Dr.
Shurtleff' s library iu consequence of an in-
junction placed upon it by the Supreme
Court, is a curiosity of literature, besides hav-
ing the added interest of having been the lirst
book printed on this continent north of Mex-
ico. Stephen Daye, the first printer in this
part of America, set up his press in 1639,
printing " The Freeman's Oath " and an Al-
manac that year; in 1640, "The Psalms in
Metre," known as " The Bay Psalm Book,"
and afterwards as " The New England Ver-
sion of the Psalms."
A perfect copy of this book, for which the
enormous sum of twelve hundred dollars is
said to have been offered, lies before me, one
of the veritable first edition. Oil the fly-leaf
at the beginning is written a statement con-
cerning its origin : ' ' About the year 1639, the
New English .Reformers . . . resolving upon
a new Translation [of the Psalms], the chief
Divines in the country took each of them a
portion to be translated; among them were
Mr. "W>vi acd Mr. Eliot of Eoxbury, and Mr.
Mather of Dorchester. . . . The Psalms then
turned into metre were printed at Cambridge,
in the year 1G10. Maqnalia, III. 100."
The title-page reads thus:
" The VVhole book of Psalms Faithfully
Tn n^ated into English metre. Whereuntois
--t fixea a discourse declaring not only the
, iau'f aline.-. but also the necessity o'f the
.ifcavenly u.dinance of singing Scripture
Psalms in the churches of God."
Then follows'} verse from Colossians on
singing, and another from James to the
same effect.
The book has a preface of twelve pages
the word "The " being printed on the left
hand page, with a period after "it, and " Pre-
face" on the opposite one; and another in-
stance of the eccentricity or ignorance of the
printer is shown throughout the book, it be-
ing " Psalm " on the left hand page, and
"Psalms" on the right. And as for any
errata, the printer has made a clear con-
science about such, by adding, at the close of
the book, under the head of " Faults escaped
1 in printing," followed by a list of the same, i
these words" The rest, which have escaped
through oversight, you may amende, as you
find them obvious."
The preface begins by answering those
questions that had been raised about singing
in church ; first, what psalms are to be sung in
church; second, if Scriptural Psalms, wheth-
er in their own words, or in English poetic
meter; third, "by whom are they to be sung?
by the whole churches together with their
voices? or by one man singing alo'e and the
rest joyni'g in sile'ce, and in the close sayi'g
amen." And with reference to this matter
about~mcter, it may as well be said just here,
that atthe end of the book, after the " Finis,"
there is what is called " An Admonition to
the Reader," concerning the way of singing;
" The verses of these Psalms may be re-
! duced to six kindes, the first whereof may bo
1 sung in very neere fourty common tunes; as
they are collected out of our chief musicians
by Tho. Ravenscroft. The second kinde may
be sung in three tunes;" and so on.
The preface gives a very full statement o
the modes of procedure of the divines who
prepared the work, and their reasons therefor
and closes by saying, that if the verses " ar
not always so smooth and elegant as som
may desire or expect; let them consider tha
[God's Altar needs not ourpolishiugsjEx. xx,
or wee have respected, rather a plaine trans-
ation, than to. Smooth our verses with the
ebtness of any paraphrase, and soe have
attended Conscience rather than elegance,
fidelity rather than poetry, in translating the
hebrew words into english language, and Da-
vid's poetry into english metre."
But what would David have said one can
but wonder at some of their faithful versi-
fying; for instance, in the first Psalm:
" O blessed man, that in th" advice
of wicked doth not walk:
nor stand in sinners way. nor sit
iu chayre of scorufull folk."
''Therefore shall not ungodly men,
rise to stand in the doome."
Or this :
" My bones I may them number all :
they lookt, they did me vieiy.
My cloths among them they did part;
and lot for my coat threw."
Or the following:
" They have thy goings seeue o God
thy goings on progresse ;
ev'n of my God my king within
place of his holinesse.
Singers went first, musicians then,
iu midst maids with Timbrel.
Blesse God in the churches, the Lord from
the spring of Israeli."
It cannot be denied that the translators
were quaintly graphic in some cases, coming
straight, in the simplest fashion that occurred
to them, to what they supposed to be the
meaning; for example, in the thirty-fifth
Psalm, this has the merit of being realistic:
" As chaffe before the winde. let them
be, and Gods Angell the 11 driving.
Let their way dark and slippery bee,
And the Lords Angell them chasiug."
Again, in the 68th:
" O God, when as thou didst go forth
in presence of thy folk
when through the desert wilderness
thou diddest marching walk."
And the 104th gives us a good idea of the
staying of the waters, thus :
" When as that thou rebukedst them
away then fled they fast:
they also at thy thunder's voyce
with speed away doe hast.
Up by the moumaines they ascend:
downe by the valleys go,
the place which thou didst found for them
initill they come unto.
Thou hast to them a bound prefixt
which they may not pass over :
so that they might noe more returne
againe the earth to cover."
There are many stanzas and separate lines
which have a kind of grace about them,
among which none is more noticeable than
the L'.'Jd Psalm, of which the first and last
verses are as follows :
" The Lord to mee a shepherd is,
want therefore !-hall not I.
Hee iu the fields of tender-grasse,
doth cause mee downe to lie.
" Goodness and mercy surely shall
all my dayes f ollow'niee :
and in the Lords house I shall dwell
BO long as dayes shall bee."
D
ec.
cL Dec. 9.
NOTES AKt'B NEWS.
Among the valuable literary collections to
be sold this autumn in Boston is that of the
late Dr. Shurtleff, ex Mayor of Boston. The
books go this week ; the autographs and oth-
er antiques early in December. Among the
curiosities is a copy of the Bay Psalm Book,
whose history, with a, suggested problem, is
thus stated by the Advertiser : T
About twenty-five years ago, the Prince li-
brary was still in the custody of the deacons
of the Old South Church, who had, of course,
no right to part with the whole of it, nor half
of it, nor any part of it. In it wore five cop-
ies of " The Bay Psalm Book," of whirl] a
perfect copy was then worth perhaps five
hundred dollars. Two well-known gentle-
men, zealous collectors of early American
books, both now deceased, viz , Messrs. Geo.
Livermore and Edward A. Crowninshield,
obtained from the deacons who, as well as
the other parties, seem to have been quite
unconscious that the provisions of Mr.
Prince's will prohibited what they were doing
two of the five copies, rendering therefor,
it is understood, no value except the rebind-
ing of one of the copies left. Some ten years
later Dr. Shurtleff also obtained a third copy,
Diving in exchange for it a copy of Winthrop's
Journal and some other books, worth per-,
haps ten or fifteen dollars. The copy obtained
by Mr. Crowninshield went with his library
to London, and was supposed for a time to be
sold to the trustees of the British Museum.
For some reason or other they, however, final-
ly declined to buy it, and it was sold to Mr.
George Brinley of Hartford, also now de-
ceased, in whose collection it probably now
is. The copy obtained by Mr. Livermore has
most likely remained in Cambridge. That
which Dr. Shurtleff received is advertised to
be sold next Tuesday. What sort of compe-
tition there will be for this very rare and val-
uable volume, which belonged to Uiehard
Mather, and has his autograph in several
places, is a problem admitting of some spec-
ulation. Suppose the deacons of the Old
South Church should bid the highest price
for it; would they be bound to pay for what
they really could not lawfully part with,
since it was in their official keeping only? If
the public library, now the custodian of the
sadly diminished Prince collection, and of
the remaining two copies out of its original
five of the Buy Psalm Book, should bid high-
est, would it cot be bound to replace the book
in the Prince collection, and to hold it with
the rest of that collection subject to the dis-
position of the deacons? If a book collector
say Mr. Asay of Chicago, or Mr. Harris of
Providence should buy it, could a lawful
and commercially safe title be assured to him ?
XOTES AX t> BTEWS.
The Bay Psalm Book was No. 13.50 on the
catalogue of Dr. Shnrtleff's library, and was
not reached in the sale last week until Thurs-
day nooni As the hour approached, the
company in Mr. Leonard's auction-room in-
creased, and when it had fairly arrived, the
scene was quite an animated one. The Ad-
vertiser's article, which we quoted from last
week, had added not a little to the Interest
naturally excited by the gale of any such val-
uable ;. and though many who were present
were doubtless there simply as spectators, out
of curiosity, there were enough ready to bid,
and to bid up high, to warrant expectation of
spirited competition. Mr. L-ingwortby, of
our Congregational Library was established
on a table hardly an arm's length from the
auctioneer. Behind him were clustered a
knot of reporters. Pastors Herrick of tfce Mt.
Vernon Church and Muuson of Nepouset
were close in front. Hon. Charles Theodore
Russell and Judge Chamberlain represented
the large class of private collectors. And Ed-
itor Goddard of the Advertiser surveyed the '
scene from the top of a step-ladder at one
side. The moment which all had been ex-
pecting had come, and a hush settled down
over the room.
" Gentlemen," said Mr. Leonard, " since
the sale commenced this morning, I have
been served with an injunction from the .Su-
preme Court, forbidding the sale of the Bay
Psalm Book, until the question of title can be
passed tipou." So saying he drew an en-
velope from his pocket.
There was a general feeling of disappoint-
ment at the announcement, which took the
assembly quite by surprise.
" The question will be argued in a w
ten days," said a, voice from the other
of chairs, "and then perhaps the book
be sold."
" Can't you sell it now, subj3ct to dec ^
of the court?" asked Mr. Buruham, tho " an; \
tique " book- seller of the corner (& Tremont
and School Streets.
"No," said Mr. Leonard; "I'm a law
abiding citizen.
And so for the present the, sale of the Bay
Psalm Book was arrested. The injunction
was obtained at the instance of the Deacons
of the Old South ( :-rch.
franscrt'pt -flee. <3
....The copy of the Bay Psalm Book which the
Old South Church seeVs to recover trom the es-
tate of Dr. Shurtleff is valued at $1000.
TUB SALK ov DR. SIUT in MIFF'S LIBBA.EY wa*
continued by Me.-)i9. Leonard & Co. yesterday
and totiay, with no perceptible abatement of pub-
lic interest. The fact tliat "The Hay Psalm Book"
the possession of which by the late ex-mayor has
occasioned some comment, owing to the fact that
11 was once a part of tho Prince Library, now
merged in the Public Libiary was coutaiaed in
today'a list, attracted several old residents who
sought owueidhip in tho rare volume; bat they
were doomed to disappointment when that unm-
ber of the catalogue was reached, the auctioneer
exhibiting, instead of the book, an injunction np-
on its sale, served by an officer of the Supremo
Court. The sale will ba concluded tomorrow.
THE BAY PSALM BOOK. A hearing was had this
forenoon before Judge Morton on a bill in equity
brought by Avery Plumcr and others, deacons of
the Old South Church, against the executrix of
the estate of Dr. Shurtleff, to recover possession
of the "Bay Psalm Book," which was one of a col-
lecTrfdn bequeathed to the Old South by Rev.
Tly>mas Prince, an account of which was recently
published.
_The petitioners called Mr. Justin AVinsor, super-
iiitendcnt of the Public Library, who testified that
the book was worth $500 in I860, when the transfer
I nun the Prince Library was made. Wiuthrop's
New England and Belknap's Atucriean Biography
which were given in exchange were worth from
$5 to 812 per volume.
Dr. (>. F. Bigelow, who was the librarian of the
did South at the time the trnn.-ler was made, in
speaking of conversations had with Deacons Loth-
i. ip and Stoddard about the book, said that the
conversations were rather apologetic in tone, and
hey thought, 'he hook would be returned in time.
e. gey t. -?/ / Sfff.
The heirs of the late Dr. N. B. Shurtleff have
been confirmed by the courts iu the possession
of the copy of liie Bay Psalm Book, which
was put into his possession by the deacons of
the Old South Church; and now th volume
is to be sold at auction. It is reported that
$1000 has aliendy been offered for it. The
Court did not decide that the book
came properly into Dr. Shurtleff's pos-
session, but that he got it so long
ago that the rightful guardians of it could not
get it back. The shrewd Doctor thus ob-
tained five hundred dollars' worth (now be-
come $1000 worth) of property for about ten
dollars' worth. The statute of limitations
, cannot, however, make such bargains cred-
itable; and we can only be thankful that the
sapient deacons did not peddle off the whole
Prince Library at the same rate then, ami
that tne Court did not decide that they mi^ht
do it now. They would if they could if
tbeir actions about the old church itself aca
a fcriterion.
O
t.Oet.
The troubles of the famous Bay Psalm
Book are at last over. This highly fla-
vored relic, it may be remembered, was
originally Richard Mather's copy, and
subsequently came into the possession of
Rev. Thomas Prince ; from whose libra-
ry, now held by the Old South Church,
it passed for a consideration a fesv years
since into the hands of the late- ex-May or
Shurtleff. When his library was sold, the
sale of this book was estopped by an in-
junction obtained by the Old South dea-
cons; but the Supreme Court confirmed
the Shurtleff title, and last week the sale
was consummated at auction. The dingy
little old book brought more than its
weight in gojdf even a thousand and twen-
ty-five dollars; and goes to Providence.
Eequiescat, heuce, in puce.
The Buy Psalm Book.
Judge Morton of the Supreme Court has given a
decision in the bill in equity brought by the dea-
cons of the Old South Church to recover a copy of
the Bay Psalm Book from the executrix of the
estate of the late Dr. ShurtleJC, so far as to deter-
mine the facts of the case. Judge Morton nnds
the following facts :
1. The Bay Psalm Book now in the possession of
the defendants originally belonged to the library
betjueatlied by Rev. T. Prince to the Old South
Society.
2. The late Dr. Shurtleff, being desirous of pro-
curing a copy, applied many times to the deacons
of the Old South, and in 1860 the paid deacons gave
him the copy in question. There were then three
copies in the library. The value of this copy was
about $500. At the time of the transactio'n Dr.
Shurtleff presented to the library "Winthrop's
New England" in two volumes, and "Belknap's
New England Biographies" in two volumes, said
books so presented being of the value of $5 to $10
per volume.
The books presented by Dr. Shurtleff were not
in fact, and. were not regarded, by either party as
an equivalent for the Bay Psalm Book received by
him, and I am satisfied upon the evidence that the
transaction was not a sale or barter of the books,
but a mutual interchange of gifts.
3. Dr. Shurtleff then, in 1860, took the copy of
the Bay Psalia Book and retained possession of it
until his death in 1874, claiming to own it. This
was known to the successive deacons of the Old
South Church, and no demand was made on him
and no steps taken to dispute his title until his
death.
4. After his death, in 1874, the plaintiffs demand-
ed the book of -his executrix, the defendant, who
refused to give it up, and secreted and withheld it
so that it could not be repleyined.
5. The value of the book from its rarity is con-
siderable, probably $500 or more.
6. At the time of the gift both parties knew of
the will of Rev. T. Prince, and that this was one
of the books bequeathed under it.
The question whether the statute of limitations
is a defence to the bill was to have been argued on
Saturday. There was, however, a postponement,
and the exact time when it is to be argued is not
yet determined.
INTRODUCTION.
XV
In witness whereof, the said City of Boston, by Frederic W. Lincoln, Jr., its Mayor,
who is duly authorized to execute these presents by the City Council of said City, and.
the said Deacons of the Old South Church, have hereto set their hands the day and year
first above written.
CHAKLES STODDARD,
LORING LOTHROP,
AVERY PLUMER,
Deacons
of the
Old South Church.
CITY OF BOSTON,
BY F. W. LINCOLN, JK., MAYOB.
WlTHESS,
GEO. TICKNOK,
C. C. JEWETT.
I approve and assent to the above agreement.
CHESTER I. REED,
Attorney-General of Massachusetts.
The removal of the books began the same day and was completed the next, each
title being checked in the "Whitman Catalogue ; and on the 24th, Mr. Joseph Sykes, .who
had the immediate charge of the removal, made a report, in which he grouped under
various heads the many divergences from that catalogue, adding that five books there
indicated could not be found at all, and that thirty-four books, which were with the col-
lection, not proving part of the Prince Library, were not removed. Some of the MSS.
were at that time in the keeping of the Historical Society for the correction of proof,
and were not received till some months afterward. On the 8th of October the Select
Committee of the Trustees, in their final report, stated that " no book was lost in the
transfer."
At the death of the late Superintendent in January, 1868, the card catalogue of the
printed books had been completed under his direction, and a final revision of them had
been made by Mr. Charles A. Cutter, the present Librarian of the Boston Athenaeum, and
the printer's copy nearly all prepared ; but no definite progress had been made in the
printing-office.
In reading the Catalogue through the press, every precaution has been taken to
secure accuracy, and the whole has been accomplished under the direction of Mr. William
A. Wheeler, the present Assistant Superintendent, whose previous experience in critical
proof-reading gives ground for trusting that the result is satisfactory. He has been
assisted by Mr. Joseph Sykes, the Office Secretary, and by Mr. William H. Foster, the
painstaking proof-reader of the Library, who have diligently compared the titles with the
XVI INTRODUCTION.
cards and with the books themselves throughout the entire Catalogue. The synoptical
work of the Third Part has been done by Major J. Otis Williams.
In the American Part the capitalization of the titles has been accurately followed ;
the number of pages in each work invariably given; and the titles presented at greater
length, and with greater fulness of notes and biographical memoranda, than has been
thought advisable in the Foreign Part ; and cross references have been inserted even
under the names of the writers of prefaces, addresses, etc. To insure as great a degree of
accuracy as possible, in this portion, when the stereot} T ping of it was completed in August,
1868, a small edition was issued, and distributed in quarters where assistance was likely
to be gained in making corrections. Some help was got in this wa} r , particularly from
the Hon. J. Hammond Trumbull and George Brinley, Esq., of Hartford, and the Rev.
E. H. Gillett, D.D., of New York.
The type of this portion was also used, under permission, by Messrs. Wiggin and
Lunt in getting out a small edition in post-octavo size, from which the cross-references
were omitted ; and to which was added an introduction by Mr. William II. Whitmore.
JUSTIN WINSOR,
Superintendent.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, BOSTON, October, 1869.
OP" Friends of the Public Library will assist in making future editions of this Cata-
logue more nearly perfect, if they will be kind enough to transmit to the Superintendent
the correction of any errors they may discover in it.
EXPLANATIONS.
Books are entered in the Catalogue under the names of their authors, when known: under the
initials of the anchors' names, when these only appear, the last initial being put first; under the pseudo-
nyms, or assumed names, of the writers, when the real names are not ascertained. In the case of an
anonymous publication, the author of which is unknown, the entry is under the first word of the title,
not an article or a preposition ; but an anonymous biographical work is put under the name of the sub-
ject of the biography. All editions of the Bible and its parts, in any language, are entered under the
word "Bible." Learned societies and public institutions are catalogued under the names of the places
where they are established.
In the headings of the titles, the names of authors are given, with a few obvious exceptions, in their
vernacular form. Sovereigns, persons canonized, and Oriental writers in general are entered under theii
first names. French surnames preceded by Le, La, or L' are entered under L ; by Du or Des under D ;
by de or d' under the initial letter of the name following this prefix. In English names, the prefix is
treated as a component part of the surname. In all other languages, surnames are entered under the
letter which begins the name that follows the prefix.
Compound surnames are entered under the first part of the name.
Noblemen and ecclesiastical dignitaries are entered under their surnames, or family names, with
cross-references from their titular appellations.
The arrangement of the titles is alphabetical, but different editions of the same work are placed in
the order of the years in which they were issued. Cross-references, under any heading, are placed
after all other entries, and in the alphabetical order of the names referred to.
A single dash indicates the omission of the preceding heading ; a subsequent dash, the omission of a
subordinate heading.
An obelisk or dagger [t] prefixed to a title indicates that the work was published anonymously.
Brackets, within titles, inclose words added or changed in form.
!N"urnerals within marks of parenthesis denote pages not numbered.
4 9 , 8, 12, etc., indicate the exact fold of the sheet, but not always the apparent size of the book.
The word sic meaning thus is placed within brackets after any striking fault or error, to show
that the title has been faithfully followed.
The following abbreviations may need to be explained :
ff. folios, or leaves. n. d no date. pp pages.
n. p no place (of publication), obi oblong. pseud.. ....pseudonym.
Other abbreviations are used in the Catalogue, but they are thought to be so common or so obvious as
not to require explanation.
N. B. Books belonging to this collection are not allowed to be taken from the Library, but they
may be consulted in the building.
c (xvii)
CATALOGUE.
I , AMERICAN PART.
Shelf. No.
AARON, the L?nie, previously Antonio Montezinos.
Relation. See Manasseh Ben Joseph Ben
Israel 27.16
ABBOT, Hull, b. 1702, d. 1774.
Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
Stephen Badger. See Appleton, N 17.231
ABBOT, Moses, d. 1734, aged 22. Sermon on the Death
of. See Cooper, W 18.29
ACCOUNT of the French Settlements in North Amer-
ica. By a Gentleman. Added, an Account
of Quebec. By P. Charlevoix. Boston, 1746.
pp. 26. 8 26.226
ACOSTA, Joseph de, b. about 1539, d. 1600.
Natvrall and Morall Historic of the East and
West Indies. Translated by E.G[rimestone ?].
London, 1604. pp. (14), 583. 4. [Title-page
and 3 other leaves lost] 32.24
ADAMS, Amos, d. 1775.
The Pleasures peculiar to the ministerial Life ;
a Sermon at the Ordination of Jonathan
Moore, [over] the first Church in Rochester.
Boston, 1768. pp.38. 8" 17.273
ADAMS, Eliphalet, b. 1677, d. 1753.
A Brief Discourse Delivered Feb. 6th. 1726, 7.
To a Society Of Young Men, in New-London.
N. London, 1727. pp. (4), 32. 8 18.246
Discourse occasioned By the late Distressing
Storm "Which began Feb. 20th. 1716, 17. De-
liver'd March 3d. 171^. New-London, 1717.
pp. (2), 32. 8 13.210 and 28.112
Funeral Discourse occasioned by the Death Of
Gurdou Saltonstall, Governour of Connecticut.
New-London, 1724. pp. (4), x, 59, (6). 8 . . 1S.1S7
Note. An obituary is given in " Addenda from the
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1724."
The Gracious Presence of Christ with the Min-
isters of the Gospel, a ground of great Con-
solation to Them. A Sermon at Groton, on the
Ordination of John Owen, November 22nd.
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pp. (4), 50. 8 18.165
Sermon at Windham, July 12th. 1721. On a
Day of Thanksgiving For the Late remarkable
Success of the Gospel Among Them. New-
London, 1721. pp. (2), vi, 40. 8 18.88
ADAMS, John, d. 1740, a/jed 36.
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lowship, Given by the Reverend Mr. Kiehard Brown,"
pp. Cl-71.
Epistle in tli,. Rev. Ebeney.T Tui-i-11, in Reli-|ni:e
Tim!!:e. Sit 'Culm .n, |; , . IS. 22
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ADAMS, Joseph, b. 1689, d. 1783.
The Blessedness of the Dead who Die in the
Lord. A Sermon at Newiugtou, New-Hamp-
shire; Upon the Death Of Mrs. Elizabeth
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M. DCC. XXX. pp. (4), 19. 8 18.49
ADAMS, William, b. 1650, d. 1685.
God's Eye on the Contrite. [An Election] Dis-
course. May 27. 1685. Boston, Richard Pierce
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The Necessity of The pouring out of the Spirit
from on High upon a Sinning Apostatizing
People. Delivered upon 21. 9. 1678. being a
general Fast throughout N. E. Boston, John
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4 18.20
jYore. An address "To the Reader" is signed
" Samuel Torrey. Josiah Flint."
ADAMS, William, d. 1798, aged 87.
A Discourse at New-London, October 23d. 1760.
On the Thanksgiving For the Success of the
British Arms, in the reduction of Montreal,
and the conquest of all Canada. New-London,
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ADAMSON, M., pseud. A Friendly Epistle to John
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ADDERLEY, W. Address to the Reader of Select
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_ - Same. Second Ed. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 49. 8. 18.121
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- A Defence of the Answer made [by R. Ma-
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ANOTHER High Road to Hell. An Essay on the
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ANOTHER Letter from One in the Country to his
Friend in Boston. [On the Governor's Salary.
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ANSWEER to the Hampshire Narrative, A Letter to
the Author of An. See Hampshire county . . 27.129
ANTI-MINISTERIAL Objections Considered, or The
Pleas Made against Duty to Ministers, AVith
Respect to their Maintenance. A Letter to
Ri.-hard Kent. Boston, 1725. pp. (2), 4.'i.
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ANTINOMI.VNS. Bellamy, J. Errors of the .... 11.:
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ANTISYNODA.LIA Americana, Animadversions upon
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APOLLONIT, W. Responsio ad Qncestionum Syllogen
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APOSTLES. Hooper, W. The Apostles neither Im-
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_ Walker, T. Tin- Way to Try all Pretended . . I'''.-'
APPARITIONS, Aiwlical. Mather, I
APPEAL, of some of the Unlearned, both to the Learned
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ered Feh. 21. 17. ^i. after the IMI;:. Cenry
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_ The Christian glorying in Tribulation. Al
Oour8 e0 Death of Mrs. Martht
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-ThO "Epistle rivt'.tc.M " to UK- " l.rttcrs"
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17.10
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3
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APPLETON, Nathaniel, continued.
Preach'd March 27. 1737. after the Funeral
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The Cry of Oppression where Judgment is
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Faithful Ministers of Christ, the Salt of the
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God, and not Ministers to have the Glory of
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A Great Man Fallen in Israel. A Sermon at
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Isaiah's Mission. A Sermon at the Gather-
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A plain Testimony against that too fashion-
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Righteousness and Uprightness Recommended.
A Funeral-Discourse, after the Death of Fran-
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Sermon preached October 9. Being A Day of
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Superiour Skill and Wisdom necessary for win-
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The Usefulness and Necessity of Gifts. A Ser-
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APTJIORP, East, J. 1733, d. 1S16.
The Constitution of a Christian Church illustra-
ted in a Sermon at the Opening of Christ-
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Boston, MDCCLXI. pp. (4),Jv, 27 4 . . . . 16.1
The Felicity of the Times. .\"Sermon at Christ-
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The Great Duty of Charity, a Sermon at the
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An humble Attempt to give a clear Account,
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constituted, and what Sort of Saintship is
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A Letter to William Cooper. In Answer to his
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AssiENTO, The. Sep. Spain 26.33
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BACKUS, Joseph.
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BAILEY, John, !>. nm, d. 1007.
Man's chief End To Glorifie God, Sermon-Notes
on 1 Cor. 10. 31. Boston Printed by Samuel
Green, to be Sold by Richard Wilkins Book-
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BAILY, L., 7>p. See Bayly, L., bp.
BAKER, Daniel, d. 1731, arjf-d 44.
_ Two Sermons, The First Preached at Dedham,
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BALCH, Tliomas, continued.
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X't!<: ".\ Prefatory Address To the Church of
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BALCH, William, b. 1704, d. 1792.
The Apostles St. Paul and St. James reconciled
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False Confidences exposed, or Men warned of
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Vindication Of some Points of Doctrine. Being
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Bayly, J. Narrative Of Brethren Of the second
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Wigglesworth, S. Remarks on Doctrines Propa-
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BALL, J. Defence of the Answer unto the Nine
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Modest Answer to Ball's Set Formes of Prayer.
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BALLS, Address to Persons of Fashion, relating to . 26.60
BANK of credit.
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Mather, I. Discourse concerning 27.90
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P.AI'TI.-MI S Redivivlis. St. Nicholas .1 12.10,41
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BARNARD, John, of Marble head, b. 1681, d. 1770.
A Call to Parents, and Children. Or, The Great
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The Certainty, Time, and End, of the Birth of
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- Answer to. See Pigot, G 1C.63
Elijah's Mantle. A Sermon at the Funeral of
Samuel Cheever. Boston, 1724. pp. (4), 41 SMS.122
The Imperfection of the Creature, and the Ex-
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Sermons on Psal. cxix. 96. Boston, MDCCXLVII.
pp. (8), 248. 8 11.3
Janua Coelestis. Or, the Mystery of the Gospol
in the Salvation of a Sinner. Several Dis-
courses on Acts xvi. 30. Boston, 1750. pp.
442, (1). 8 11.2
The Lord Jesus Christ the only, and Supream
Head of the Church. A [Convention] Sermon,
June 1. 1738. Boston, 1738. pp. (4), 34. 8. 17.222
The Nature and Manner Of Man's Blessing God ;
A Sermon at Salem, upon a Thanksgiving, after
the Death of the Reverend George Curwin.
Boston, 1717. pp. (2), ii, 42. 8 17.165
Sermons on Several Subjects; A Confirmation
of the Truth of the Christian Religion. One
sermon. Compel them to come in. One Ser-
mon. The Christian Hero, or the Saints Vic-
tory and Rewards, in 6 Sermons. London :
Printed for Samuel Gerrish, and Daniel Hench-
man, Boston, MDCCXXVII. pp.190. 8. [Large
paper] 31.3
Tho Throne Established by Righteousness. [An
Election] Sermon, May 29. 1734. Boston,
MDCCXXXIV. pp. (4), 60. 8 17.118
Two Discourses to Young Persons; added, A
Sermon Occasioned by the Earthquake, Octo-
ber 2!>. 1727. Boston, MDCCXXVII. pp. (4), iv,
99. 8 18.123
The Worship of God, Forever To he accom-
panied with Judgment, Mercy, and Faith. A
Sermon at the Lecture in Boston, Sept. 18.
IT-J'.i. Boston, 1729. pp. (4), 40. 8 10.116
Charge at the Ordination of James Diman. See
Holyoke, E 17.200
From Mr. Barnard's Sermon on Zeal for Good
Works, Boston, March 25. 174.'. Pa;,'. 30-
37. [State of Keligion in New England, pp.
23-33] 2>VJr.r;
A New Version of the I'salms. ,sVc llible.
Psalms 22.24
RiLtht Hand of Fellowship at, the Ordination of
William Jennison Set Clark, 1' 17.230
BARNARD, John, ofAndovt r, l>. iiv.m, ,/. i::.s.
_ Christian Churches fonnM and fimiishM l.y
Cliri>t. A Sermon at the Gathering of a
( Ihurch.and the Ordination of Timothy Walker
at !' iOOk. NOV. 18th 1780. Boston, 1731.
pp. (4), 42. 8" 17.208
.V.ifr. Cluine by the Itov. Samuel I'hillips of An-
d.ivi-r. pp. :! '>': ItiiTlit ll'ind nl' Fellowship by th
II, v . .l,,!m Ili'MM n of ll.iM'. linl, p| i- ''- 1-'.
BARNARD
BELLAMY
SheU'. No.
BARNARD, JOHN, continued.
The Presence of the Great God in the Assembly
of Political Rulers. [An Election] Sermon,
May 2S">. 1746. Boston. 1746. pp. 30. 8 . 17.99
Sin testify 'd against By Heaven and Earth. A
Sermon after the Earthquake of October, 1727.
Boston, 1727. pp. 132. 12' 23.2
Note. Pages 411-88 comprise " Piety described, and
Early Religion recommended. In a Sermon to a So-
ciety of Young Men, October loth. 1717. Boston, 17i'S;"
pages SlT-lL'J, " The Nature and Danger of Sinful
Mirth, a Plain Discourse."
BARNARD, Thomas, b. 1716, d. 1776.
A Sermon at the Ordination of William Whit-
well, in Marblehead, August 25. 1762. With an
introductory Discourse in Defence of the Es-
tablishment of these Churches, and an histori-
cal Account of the First Church. Boston,
MDCCLXII. pp. (4), 51. 8 17.195
A Sermon in Boston, Before the Society for En-
couraging Industry, and Employing the Poor,
September 20. 1758. Boston, MDCCLVIII. pp.
(4), 25, (2). 8 16.127
Tyranny and Slavery in Matters of Religion,
caution'd against. A Sermon at the Ordina-
tion of Edward Barnard, in Haverhill. April
27. 1743. Boston, 1743. pp. 35. 8" 17.191
BASS, Benjamin, d. 1756.
Parents and Children Advised and Exhorted to
their Duty. Part of a Sermop, at Newport on
Rhode-Island, September 28. 1729. Newport,
1730. .pp. (2), ii, IS. 8 18.254
Note. The " Preface" is signed "Nathanael Clap."
A Speedy Return to God Assisted and press'd in
A plain Discourse at New-Port on Rhode-
Island. Boston, 1726. pp. (2), iii, 40. 8 . . 18.138
Note. An address "To the Reader," pp. iii, is
signed " Benjamin Colman."
BASSETT, Nathan, d. 1738. Remarks on Bassett's
Appendix. See Fisher, H 27.132
BATES, William, b. 1625, d. 1699.
Christ in the Clouds Coming to Judgment. A
Sermon. Boston, 1729. pp. (4), 20. 8 ... 18.255
BAXTER, Joseph, b. 1676, d. 1745.
The Duty of a People to Pray to, and Bless God
for their Rulers. [An Election] Sermon, May
31. 1727. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 36. 8 ... 18.102
Clrirge at the Ordination of John Adams. See
Adams, John 18.177
Preface to Jesus Christ an Example, etc. See
Adams, John 18.177
BAXTER, R. The Nonconformists Plea for Peace.
London, 1679. pp. (14), 340. 8 22.11
Nnte. Win is mention made of Mess" Cotton &
Hooker, & a just acct of ye Puritans." T. PRINCE.
Rcliquire Baxterianas : or, Narrative of his Life
and Times. Publish'd By Matthew Sylvester.
London, M DC xc VI. pp. (28), 448, 200 [100],
132. f 33.2
Note. On the affairs of New England, see pp. 290-
2!)8, where are letters by Gov. Endicott, John Norton,
and John Elliot.
Wehkomaonganoo asquam Peantogig Kah as-
quam Quinnuppegig. Yeuyeu qushkinnumun
en Indiane Wuttlnnontsowaonganit. ' Cam-
bridge : Printed by S. G. for the Corporation
in London for the Indians in New England.
1688. pp. 188. 8 24.38
Note. This is Baxter's " Call to the unconverted"
translated into the dialect of the Massachusetts In-
dians by John Eliot.
Preface to Late Memorable Providences. See
Mather, C ; 13.26
BAYLIE, R. Ills Disswasive from the Errours of the
Time answered by John Cotton. See Hooker,
T 11.21
Shelf. No.
BAYLY, James, and others.
Brief Narrrative Of some of the Brethren Of the
second Church in Bradford: Aggrieved with
the Rev. Mr. Balch's Doctrine 6c Administra-
tion. Boston, 1746. pp. 14. 8 ... 27.108 and 28.52
Note. Signed "James Bayly Jonathan Hale
Thomas Merrill Jonathan Hopkinson."
Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
Moses Taft. See Shaw, J 27.154
BAYLY, L., l/p. f Manitowompae Pomantamoonk
Sampwshanau Christianoh Uttoh woh an Po-
mantog Wnssikkitteahonat [sic] God. Cam-
bridge. Printed for the right Honorable Cor-
peration in London for the Gospclizing the
Indins, in New England, 1685. pp. 303 [349],
(2). 8 14.45, 46 and 24.42
Note. "The practice of piety," translated into the
Massachusetts Indian dialect, by John Eliot. Men-
tion is made of this translation in a letter from Eliot to
Rob. Boyle in Boyle's Works, 177-2, 4, vi, 510, in
another, 1 Manx. Hist Coll. in, 187, and Conn. Col.
Records, in, -184-l,S,j. This work was also translated
into French, German, Welsh, Hungarian, and Polish.
The "1st English edition appeared in 1792.
BEACH, John, b. 1700, d. 1782.
A Modest Enquiry into the State of the Dead.
By which it appears that there is no Interme-
diate State. N. London, 1755. pp. (4), 43. 8. 18.220
- Dickinson, J. Remarks upon Beach's Sermon. 26.78
- - Second Vindication against Exceptions by
Beach 27.20
- Hobart, N. Second Address occasioned by
the Exceptions 26.79
BEAKE, or Beak, Richard, b. about 1569. Answer
unto Papers sent from the Summer-Islands by.
See White, N 31.6
BECKWITH, George, d. 1794.
Adam's Losing, and Christ's Saving all their
Seed. A Sermon at the Lecture in East-Had-
dam, June 12th. 1734. Boston, MDCCXXXV.
pp. (4), 26. 8 16.188
BEESTON, William. Col. Beeston's adjustment of the
Peace between the Spaniards and English in
the West I-. dies. See Voyages of Capt. Sharp. 12.23
BELCHER, Jonathan, Sermon at the Interment of.
See Burr, A 17.7
BELCHER, Joseph, d. 1723, aged 52 or 53.
God giveth the Increase. Sermon at Bristol,
N. E. Aug. 30. 1721. when Nathanael Cotton
Was Ordained. Boston, 1722. pp. (4), iv, 38.
8 18.170
Note. An address " To the Reader" is signed " In-
crease Mather."
The Singtilar Happiness Of such Heads Or
Rulers, as Are able to Choose out their Peo-
ples Way. [Election] Sermon, May 28th. 1701.
Boston, 1701. pp. 47. 8 28.121
Note. "A Preface to the Reader," pp. 3-10, is signed
" Samuel Torrey."
Dues unto the Memory of. See Mather, C. . . . 18.111
BELCHER, Mrs. Mary (Partridge), To Governour Bel-
cher, on the Death of. See Byles, M 17.13
BELLAMY, Joseph, b. 1710, d. 1790.
A Sermon before the General Assembly of Con-
necticut, At Hartford, On the Day of the Elec-
tion, May 13th, 1762. New-London, n. d. pp.
43. 8 18.193
True Religion delineated. Two Discourses. In
-which some of the Errors of the Arminians
and Antinomians are confuted. Boston, 1750.
pp. (2), viii, vi,421,(17). 8 11.10
Jfote. Contains " A List of Subscribers in an Al-
phabetical Order," pp. lL". Preface by Jonathan Ed-
wards, the elder.
The New Gospel in the Writings of, weigh'd in
the Ballance. See Croswell, A 16.36
BEXSOX
BIBLE
Shelf. .No.
BENSON-. M\, lp. Pennon before the Society fur the
Proposition of tin- Gospel \ \ Parts,
Fehrunry 15, 17:r>-4 I. Kon.lon, 174n. \i\>. 100.
8 17.2.32
. With " An Abstract of the Proceedings of the
y, List of Members, I.i-t of the Preachers," etc,
BERKELEY <l .,/./>. s ocietyforti
IV. litigation of tin- Gospel in Foreign Paris,
18th of February, 17-H. London, M.DCC.xxxir.
pp. 78, (1). 8" n.2-,4
. Witli "An Abstract of the Proceedings of
the .Society, from the 10th of February ll'M, to the ISth
of February 17"1; an Abstract of the Charter of the
ty ; a List of the Members," etc.
A \\~ord to the Wise: or, Exhortation to the
Roman Catholick Clergy, of Ireland. Fourth
Ed. Boston, 1750. pp. 10. 8 17.236
BERMUDAS. Smith, J. Generall Historic of the Sum-
mer Isles 30a.3
White, X. Vindication Of the Practice of the
Church in the Summer-Islands 31.C
BERNARD, R., An Apologiu of the Elders in Xew-
Engla d in Answer to. See Mather, II. . . . 21.12
BEVERLEY, 07- Beverly, J. Unio Reformantium sive
Examen Iloornbecki de Imlcpendentismo.
Londiui, 1059. pp. (16), 1 f" leaf folded, 185
[183]. 8" 24.12
X'ltc. Contains numerous references to American
authors, especially to Cotton and Norton. The " Epist.
ad Lectorem," pp. S, is signed "Joh. Stalham. Job.
Sammes Sam. Grossman. Joh. Bulkley. Guliel. Spar-
row." Prince's own catalogue says, " Herein he de-
feuds Mr. Cotton and other N. E. ministers, etc."
BIBLE. Whole miles.
Hamusse Wunneetnpanatamwe up-Biblum God
nanoeswe Xukkone Testament kali wonk
Wnsku Testament. Ne quoshkinnumuk
nashpc Wu'tinnetimoh Christ noh nsGcwcsit
John Eliot. Cambridge: Printeuxp nashpe
Samuel Green kah Marmaduke Johnson. 100?..
pp. (10SC). 4 21.4
Xute. The copies of this Bible, which have been
minutely described, vary in several particulars, mostly
relating to the title-page and d< -diration. Some of tlio
issues of this edition have an Enuli-h (itle-p.iL'e and a
dedication to Charles n,and it is stated that most of
the copies with this dedication were sent to England.
In some copies, the title-page is in br.th Indian and
Knglish. The present copy has it in Indian only,
and it wants the dedication.
The JS'ew Testament of the different i lies has a
separate title-page, MS follows: " 'Wii^ku Wnttesta-
mentiirn Nul-lorduraun Jesus Chris! Mupi'oquohwns-
EIKIIMK -umnn |-l:'i] ' : Printed by Samuel
Green anil Maimaduke Johnson. MWI..VI." The
"star," win . . ; I above, is a diamoud-
shapcd o, I , f thirty-two printer's
flowers, which is wanting in some issues. In some
copies of tin- \ew Testament, in Luke, the heading at
the top nt the 1 i Chapter A'xi, n
".\;" and for Chapter XXIV, the in ral is ",\v."'
These errors arc corrected in the ] a "y:but,in
correeting it apparently, the last h-tti r in (lie c:.teh-
wonl ' i.: was pnsh'-d into the margin, and it
stands thus: " waabe h." I : < ' : MI all
Copies win 1 . -i- tlie h. ailni"- ln\ i- I. . il. The.-e
last two pei ' ncdto
11 with the 1 page, as O'Cal-
i
Following the >,'c v. ' a'-e tlie Psalms in
Indian metre, t toted b i it, from the Hay
i Itn -Hook, \\ ; i , i, i,t with a.
/ hu-
maongasli David." 'I be last (i -a
1
anting in thi ' c b. m mpiiiii'd in m
' >] iy in the Lib
-Mi LCllUSCtl II tO ."d Soei.-tv.
A full ami i \;n I :ire, unit m' 1. 11. it's Indian Hihle may
be found E. 1). O'i " List of Editioi
the llnlv printed in Amcric i. Albany,
1WJ1." &( .(Tic rhomoB, " Ilistory of Printing." The
Slielf. Ko.
B:BC,E, i-otiiiinii :1.
c..llati..n of the present copy agrees exactly with that
given by < ITallai-hun on \.
Different , o f
.this edition si me ) '
foine at two thousand. I,e>s than tv.
known to bein > In tlii< eonntry. The.-'i lV
late J,,hn Allan b.ouL-ht *^.:,: it
.1.1 it
snbscQiieiilly Cor ?lj :., be the
highest priees ihi s r!lrc l,,, o v.
Mimus'BcWuni t m\ve- np-T.ililum (lod
nancfswc Xnkkone Testament kah wonk
Vt'nslcu Ti-stament. Xe quoshkinnumuk
nas!: '.'inciimoh Christ ii'.h as'y. woit
John Eliot. Xah .litocu ontchetOc I'rln-
tcnxinuk. Cambridge. Printeu'xp nas'ipe
SamiK I Green. MDCLXXXV. pp. (1212). 4. 21.5
X,,IP. This is the second edition of Eliot's Indian
Bible, and the above till.- is that of the whole Serip-
tnrrs. The apostrophe in the tirst word of the title is
rot found in the copy in Harvard College Library, nor
in the title as given in O'Caliaghan.
The title-page to the Ne,'. f is as follows:
" Wiisku Wuttcst.-menf um Xnl-lordumun lesus Christ
Nnppoquohwussuaeneumun. Cr.mb-idgc. Printed for
the Right Honorable Corp, ration in London, for the
propoiration fsie] of the Gospi 1 among the Indians in
New Lngland. ](l." After the New Testament fol-
low the Psalms in Indian metre, as in the i!i>t editi 11,
without separate title-page, but with the following
heading: " Wame Kctxhomae uk'
David," Next come two pages of the catechism in
Indian.
The collation of this copy corresponds with that
given by O'Caliaghan, page V- it .</., who copies in
full the dedication to the Honorable II. I
signed by William Stomrhton, Joseph Dudley, I
Bulkley and Thomas Ilinckley. It is said that the
present is the only copy of the second edition con-
taining this dedication, which In I the
recto of the second leaf. The edition is said to have
been L'.OOO, and perhaps twenty . known to
exist in this country. E!'n : 1 the
publication of this second edilion. and was as-i '.< d by
the Rev. John Cotton, of Plymouth.
"X. B. YFev .Mr. Toh n Cotton of Plunonth being
well acq'l wtb ye Iud"> Laii:;g was des i by y? Indu
Comisnrs to correct .Mr Ell. : took this
method while a gnud K' ; ler in hi d yo
Eng Bible aloud, Mr Cotton silently looked along in
ye same Place in y Indn Bible: & vhn Ilr C.
Ind" words we He ,)i' use better,
There lie substituted ym. & this ^.| Editn is accords
t.i Mr ( otton'a correction." Note '/y /'. Prince in ftia
MS. cataluyue.
Csitaloauo of Enu'lish writers On the Old and
Xew Testament 22.8
Dummer, J. Disscrtatio coi.'tinens Intcgri:
< licis S. advn-Mis Xuperas in eum (Ynsiiras
]>efensionein 20.8
Matln-r, S. Observations on the Scriptures . . '2:'.."i2
Tcnnent, <!. I >i vinit y of the Seriptures . . . . 1'J.IH
W. iltcr, T. The ^eriptnres t!ie Only Itule . I'
paitli X: I'l-aclice 1S.14G
Olil Tut -uti nt.
- Mather. C. Faith of the Fathers In the Words
( f the old Testament 2^.46
- Wiirdeswi'i-th, !:. r.viih : piration
lid Testanior.i. I'n.m ihe Tc'-tiinony of
Christ and his Apostles 10.41
_ c '''st
( hapters of. Col man, 13 li'.-" and 17.15'J
- J'xd'uix. The XVhi'li- Booke of Psaluies Kaitht'nlly
Ti-aiislai h Metre. M'hen'iiiit' is
pri'iK"il a discourse declaring not only
lawfnllnes, lint al ty of the 1
Ordinanf.' ol -eriptitre Psa]
in the ( 'hurehes of i rod. n. p., lnipriiili'il
1010. IV. (147). 3. [M>. I'. Prince] . 21.14, 15
- 5
BIBLE
BISSET
Shelf. No.
BIBLE, continued.
Note. This book was first called the " Bay Psalm-
Book," but was afterwards known as " Tile New Eng-
land version of the Psalms." Prince, in a MS. note to
his catalogue, says it is " Y 1st Impression of ye N E
version." It was printed in Cambridge by Stephen
Daye, and was the first book printed in British Amer-
ica, " The Freeman's Oath," a broadside and a small
"Almanac" alone preceding It.
Prince, who published in 1758 an edition nf the "Bay
Psalm Book," revised and improved, savs in his pre-
face: "By 103) there were come over hither near thirty
pious and learned ministers, educated in the universi-
ties of England; and from the same exalted Principle
of Scripture, Purity in Religious Worship, they set
themselves to translate the Psalms and other Scrip-
ture Songs into English Metre, as near :is possible to
the inspired Original. They committed this work es-
pecially to the Rev. Mr. Rirhard Mather of Dorches-
ter, the Ilev. Mr. Thomas Weld, and the Rev. Mr.
John Eliot of Roxbury, well acquainted with the
Hebrew, in which the Old Testament, and with the
Greek, in which the Nrw, were originally written.
They finished the Psalms in 1G10, which were first
printed by Mr. Daye, that Year, at our Cambridge."
There are in the Prince library two copies of thU
rare book, one of which (_'!. 1,1) is complete, with the
exception of a slight mutilation of the " Finis " leaf,
and the absence of the following leaf, which contains
oil the recto a list of "Faults escaped in printing."
The other (21.14) which alone has the book-plate of
the "New England Library," has a small part of page
Ee supplied in manuscript, and is otherwise complete.
There were originally three other copies in this collec-
tion.
A second edition, somewhat amended (of which we
have no copy), was published by Daye in 1017. After
which the work was revised by President Dunster and
Richard Lyou. For an account of this revision, see
below.
The collation of the first edition is as follows:
Throughout the book there are no folio or pige num-
bers. Title-page, with ornamented border; verso
blank. Preface, twelve pages, and seven lines at the
close, printed, shortening at each end, on the thir-
teenth page, the fourteenth being blank. " The
Psalmes" beginning on page "A," which follows. At
the head of nearly every left hand page the word
" Psalm" is spelled correctly, and on nearly every op-
posite page it is spelled " Psalme." The book abounds
in typographical errors and improprieties. The last
verso printed page has, after the word " Finis," fifteen
lines headed " An admonition to the Reader," which
relates to the tunes suited to the Psalms. On the next
page is a list of errata, eight in all.
In 1862 an exact reprint of this first edition was
printed at the Riverside Press in Cambridge, under
the care of Dr. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, who prefixed a
preface containing an account of the book. One copy
was printed on parchment; five on India paper; fif-
teen on thick paper (of which the Public Library of
Boston has one), and fifty on common paper. The
highest price at which a copy of the original book is
known to have changed hands is about five hundred
dollars. See, beside Dr. Shurtleff 's preface, THOMAS'S
History of Printing, I, pp. 231, 233, 466.
- Wame Ketcehomae uketsohomaongash Da-
vid. [A metrical version of the Psalms, in the
dialect of the Massachusetts Indians.] See
Bible 21.4
- The Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs Of
the Old & New Testament, translated into
English Meeter. For the Saints, especially in
New-England. Fifth Ed. London, 1680. pp.
] (36), 304, (43). 24 25.26
Xutc, Prince, in his MS. catalogue, calls this
" The New England Psalm-Book." It is the fifth edi-
tion of the revision of the " Bay Psalm Book," by the
Rev. Henry Dunster, President of Harvard College, and
Mr. Richard Lyon, who had been "probably brought
up at one of the Universities in England," as Prince
says. After the second edition of the original "Day
Psalm-Book" had been published in If!!", Dunster
and Lyon were appointed a committee further to re-
vise and improve the I'salms, a service which they
completed in " two or three years." Their edition was
first published ill i(JM, with the addition of Spiritual
Shelf. Jo.
BIBLE, continued.
Songs by Mr. Lyon. This version went through
numerous editions in this country, and was reprinted
in England ami Scotland, finding use in many of tho
Dissenting Congregations in England, and in a num-
ber of the churches in Scotland. It was added to
several English and Scotch editions of the Bible, and
weut through fifty editions, including those published
in Europe. THOMAS'S History of Printing, i, p. 233.
The last paging contains a metrical paraphrase of
" The Song of Songs," etc.
- Liber Psalmorum, cditus [cum nova versione
Latina] a Johanne Leusden. Londini, 16SS.
pp. 8, ff. 240, (2). 12 28.203
Note. " Inscriptum ... D. Crcscentio Mathero,
conversioneui Indonun, in America (uiui cum viginti
quatnor, nuper Gentilibus, sed jam Cliristiauis Pasto-
ribus) feliciter promoventi."
The Book of Psalmos With the New English
Translation, published By John Leusden.
Utrecht, clo ID C LXXXVIII. pp. (S), ff. 240,
(2). 12 28.203
Note. Dedicated to John Eliot.
- Psalterium Americanum. The Book of
Psalms. A Translation in Blank Verse, Fitted
unto the Tunes commonly used in our Churches.
Boston, 1718. pp. (2), xxxv, (1), 423. 8 . . 14.16, 29
Ifotf. " C. Mather wo comunicated ye same to me
in his own Hand write before lie Printed it." T.
PRINCE. "I cannot now think (tho once .. wn I
wrote a Psalterium amcricanum, I did so)," etc. C.
MATHER'S Tri-Parailisu*, quoted by T. Prince.
- The Psalms of David. In Meeter. Newly
Translated. Allowed by the General Assem-
bly of the Kirk of Scotland. Boston, 1736.
pp. (2), 340. 12 15.53
Note. " A Preface, To encourage and perpetuate
the Singing of Psalms, in Family-Worship, especially
amongst Presbyterian Strangers in America," is signed
"J. M."
- A New Version of the Psalms of David; Fit-
ted to the Tunes used in the Churches: With
several Hymns, Out of the Old, and New, Tes-
tament. By John Barnard. Boston, 1702.
pp. (4), 278, (1), 16. 12 22.24
- An incorruptible Key Composed of the ex.
Psalme. Gorton, S 13.4a
Ecclesiastes. Briefc Exposition. Cotton, J.. . 22.9
Sony of Solomon. See Bible. Psalms. 1680 . 25.26
- Cotton, J. Brief Exposition Upon Canticles . 22.10
Daniel. Huit, E. The Prophecie of Daniel
explained 21.20
. - Parker, T. Visions and Prophecies of Daniel
expounded 21.27
New Testament.
Gospels. Harmony of the Gospels. Eliot, J. . 11.17
See aho: Virgins (The Ten).
First John. Practical! Commentary. Cotton, J. 30a.6
Revelation. Exposition upon the Thirteenth
Chapter. Cotton, J 21.26
BILLS of Credit.
See Inquiry (27.30) ; Letter (CG.50) ; Reflections
(23.151) ; Some Observations (2G.49).
BIL.LTKE Beweegreedenen om aen Spanje den Oorlog
aen te doen Voorgestelt in eenc brief eenes
Koopmans te London, handelende op Amerika.
In 't Hollands overgezet. Amserdam [sic],
1738. pp.30. 8 27.188
Ifote. This is perhaps a translation of " Strenuous
motives for an immediate war with Spain. London,
1738."
BISHOPS.
See Brief Account (22.38): Chauncy, C. (26.80, 82);
Scripture-Bishop (22. .(I). J/,i : Episcopacy.
BISSET, J. A Letter, &c. [No title-page.] pp.112. 8. 28.4
Note. Criticises a Sroieh apologist for Whiteficiu,
with many remarks on White lield's course in America.
BLAIR
8
BUADSTREET
Sliulf. No.
BLAIR, Samuel, 1. 1712, d. 1751.
A Particular Consideration of The Querists :
wherein Mr. \VhiteYud. I'M Soundness in Doc-
trine [is] maintained, Philadelphia: Printed
and Sold by P.. Franklin, 1741. pp. 03. 8. . 28.99
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Ciu F.r Discourse Concerning the Unlawfulness of the
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f The Examiner examin'd. Or, An Answer to
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Proceedings of the Society from the 17th of Febru-
ary, 1737-8, to the 10th of February, 1738-9;" "A
List of th Members;" " A List of the Bishops, Deans,
&c., who have Preached before the Society."
BYTIELD, Nathaniel, b. 1653, d. 1733.
Account of the Late Revolution in New-England.
Together with the Declaration of the Inhabi-
tants of Boston, April 18. 1689. London,
MDCLXXXIX. pp. 20. 4 26.188
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Andro.ss Kt." demanding his surrender, signed by
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CABOT, Marston, d. 1756.
The Nature of Religious Fasting Opened. Two
Discourses At Thompson In Kellingley, Con-
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CALDWELL, John.
The Nature, Folly, and Evil of rash and unchar-
itable ,Imliiig. A Sermon at the French
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The Scripture rh:n-actcrs of False! Prophets or
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CALLENDER, John, b. 1706, d. 1748.
An Historical Discourse on thfl Civil and Reli-
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8 27.30
A Sermon at the Ordination of Jeremiah Condy,
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CAMBRIDGE, Ufass. Harvard College. Testimony
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brew Instructor, against George Whitefield.
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bridge, concerning The Power of Magistrates
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(1). 8 24.45
Synod. 1648. A Platform of Church-Discipline:
To he presented to the Churches and General
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Christ Jesus, especially to the Godly of the Common-
Wealth of England," etc., is signed " Edw. Winslow."
Richard Mather had a principal hand in drawing
up this platform.
- Same. Cambridge, Marmaduke Johnson.
1671. pp (12), 33, (2). 4 27.77
- Same. Boston, John Foster, 1680. pp. (24),
64, (3). 8" 14.62 nnd 24.40
-Same. Boston, [1713, date cut off], pp. xv, 36,
(3). 12 28.145
- Same. Boston, 1701. pp. (25), 64, (6). 8 . 28.118
- Same. New York, 1711. pp. (20), 52, (5). 8. 23.63
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CAMBUSLANG, Scotland. Webster, A. Divine Influ-
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CAMPBELL, or Cambell, Duncan.
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CAMPBELL, John, 2d duke of Argijle. The Conduct
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X:,l, ; . Relates in part to Spanish interference with
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f The Second Edition of The Speech of The D-ko
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of Portubrllu tind to utfairs in the West Indies.
CAMPBELL, John, <l. Kill, uyrd 70.
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Hobart, N. Second Address Occasioned By Ex-
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CATECHISING. Cares about the Nurseries. Mather,
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CATECHISMS.
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CAVEAT, A, Against the New Sect of Anabaptists,
Lately sprung up at Exon. Who were con-
cerned in the Ilebaptization of Benjamin Read.
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CAVEAT, A, Against unreasonable and unscriptural
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CAWDREY, D. The Inconsistencie of the Independ-
ent way, With Scripture, and It Self. A three-
fold Discourse, I. Vindiciae Vindiciarum,
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part. III. A Diatribe with M. Hooker Con-
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er's Survey 10.172
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CHANDLER, James, 6. 1706, d. 1789.
Christians warned of Temptation, and exhorted
to Pray, that they enter not into it. Two Ser-
mons at Rowley, West-Parish, Feb. 10. 1754.
Boston, 1754. pp. (4). ii, 23. 8 16.273
CHANDLER, Thomas Bradbury, b. 1726, d. 1790. Re-
marks on what Chandler has advanced. Scfi
Chauncy, C 26.81, 82
CHANLEU, Isaac, b. 1701, d. 1749.
New Converts exhorted to cleave to the Lord.
A Sermon Preach'd July 30. 1740. in Charles-
town. With a brief Introduction relating to
the Character of [Whitefield]. Boston, 1740.
pp. (4), iv, (4), 43. 8 16.250 and 28.2
Shelf. No.
CHARITY (alms-giving).
See Barnard, T. (16.127); Chauncy, C. (17.55); Col-
man, B. (Merchandise 1G.57, 125; Unspeakable 10.144);
Cooper, S. (16.126). See also : Poor.
CHARITY (love).
See Ashley, J. (1645); Balch, W. (16.47, 123); Ten-
nent, G. (12. 40, 47).
CHARLESTON, S. C. Sermon at Charlestown after a
Fire. Smith, J 18.261
CIIARLEVOIX, P. Account of Quebec. See Account. 26.220
CHATHAM, Afass., Sentence of Excommunication,
passed on Two Members of the Church in.
See Lord, J 27.68
CHAUNCEY, Nathaniel, 6. 1681, d. 1756.
Honouring God The True Way to Honour.
[An Election] Sermon before the General As-
sembly of Connecticut At Hartford May 14th.
1719. New-London, 1719. pp. (2), 54. 12 . . 18.273
CHATJNCY, Charles, president of Harvard College, 6.
1592, d. 1672.
The Plain Doctrinof the Justification of a Sinner
in the sight of God. Six and twenty Sermons.
London, 1659. pp. (8), 306, (8). 8 21.22
Animadversions upon the Antisynodalia Ameri-
cana. SeeAllin,J 16.184
CHAUNCY, Charles, D. D., b. 1705, d. 1787. [See Add.]
The Appeal to the Public answered, In Behalf
of Non-Episcopal Churches in America; con-
taining Remarks on T. B. Chandler. Boston,
1768. pp.205. 8" 26.81,82
Charity to the distressed Members of Christ ac-
cepted aa done to himself. A Sermon,
Preached after the Death of Edward Gray.
Boston, 1757. pp.32. 8 17.55
Civil Magistrates must be just, ruling in the
Fear of God. [An Election] Sermon, May 27.
1747. Boston, 1747. pp.69. 8 17.100
Cornelius's Character. A Sermon after the
Funeral of Cornelius Thayer; Who died, April
10. 1745. Boston, 1745. pp. 34. 8. [Imper-
fect] 17.4T
The Counsel of two confederate Kings to set the
Son of Tabeal on the Throne. A Sermon [on]
the Present Rebellion. Preach'd February
6th. 1745, 6. Boston, 1746. pp.43. 8 . . . . 16.74
Discourse occasioned by the Death of Joseph
Sewall, June 27. 1769. Boston, MDCCLXIX.
pp.40. 8 18.40
yote. Pages 35-40 contain an "Appendix. From
the Boston Evening-Post of July 3d. 1769."
The duty of Ministers to "make known the
Mystery of the Gospel." A Sermon at the
Ordination of Penuel Bowen. Boston, 1766.
pp.39. 8* 17.235
Note. Charge by the Rev. Mr. Samuel Checkley ;
Eight Hand of Fellowship by the Rev. Mr. Cooper.
Early Piety recommended and exemplify'd. A
Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Elisabeth
Price. Boston, 1732. pp. (4), iv, 25. 8 . . . 16.80
The Earth delivered from the Curse. A Sermon
occasioned by the Earthquakes ; Preached Jan-
unry22,1756. Boston, M,DCC,LVI. pp.28. 8. 17.125
Enthusiasm described and caution'd againet. A
Sermon in Boston, 1742. With a Letter to the
Rev. James Davenport. Boston, MDCCXLII.
pp. (4),viii,27. 8 16.301 and 17.124
The Gifts of the Spirit to Ministers consider'd in
their Diversity. A Sermon at the Thursday-
Lecture, Decemb. 17. 1741. Boston, 1742. pp.
40< 8 17.216 and 18.41
The Idle-Poor secluded from the Bread of Char-
ity by the Christian Law. A Sermon before
the Society for encouraging Industry, and em-
ploying the Poor. Aug. 12. 1752. Boston,
1752. pp. 23. 8 16.128
CHAUXCY
12
CHEEYER
17.64
17.49
Shelf. No.
CHAUNCY, Charles, continued.
Joy, the Duty of Survivors, on the Death of
Pious Friends and Relatives. A Discourse On
the Death of Mrs. Lucy Waldo. Boston, 1741.
pp. (2), 26. 8" ................
Letter to a Friend, Containing, Remarks on a
Sermon by the Bishop of Landaff, before the
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts, February 20. 1767. In which
Reproach is oast upon the American Colonies.
Boston, MDCCLXVII. pp. 56. 8" ....... 26.80
Letter To George Whitcfield, Vindicating certain
Passages in Seasonable Thoughts, [etc.], Bos-
ton, 1745. pp. 39. 4 ............ 26.99
Man's Life considered under the Similitude of a
Vapour. A Sermon on the Death of Mrs.
Sarah Byfield ; Who died Decemb. 21st. 1730.
Boston, MDCCXXXI. pp. (6), 42. 8" .....
Note. Pages 40-42 comprise " An Appendix. From
the Weekly News-Letter, No. 1405. Containing an
Account of the Deceased."
Marvellous Things done by the right Hand and
holy Arm of God. A Sermon 18th of July,
1745. Being a Day for Thanksgiving For the
Reduction of Cape-Breton. Boston, 1745. pp.
23. 8 .................... 17.110
Ministers cautioned against the Occasions of
Contempt. A [Convention] Sermon, May 31.
1744. Boston, 1744. pp. 54. 8 ....... 17.220
Ministers exhorted and encouraged to take heed
to themselves, and to their Doctrine. A Ser-
mon Preached 7th of November, at the Instal-
ment of Thomas Frink [over] the third Church
in Plymouth. Boston, 1744. pp. 45. 8 . 17.158, 232
Nathanael's Character display'd. A Sermon,
after the Funeral of Nathanael Byfield. n. p.,
1733. pp. (4), iv, 35. 8 .......... 18.21, 30
Note. The " Preface " is signed " Tho. Foxcroft."
Pages 3J-35 contain "An Account of the deceased.
From the Weekly News-Letter, No. 15.33. With
Amendment."
The New Creature Describ'd. A Sermon at the
Thursday-Lecture, June 4. 1741. Boston, 1741.
pp. 47. 8. [Half-title wanting] ...... 17.159
The only Compulsion proper in Affairs of Con-
science and Religion. A Sermon, September
2dl739. Boston, MDCCXXXIX. pp. (4), 26. 8.
The out-pouring of the Holy Ghost. A Sermon,
May 13. 1742. On a day of prayer observed by
the first Church. Boston, 1742. pp. 46.
8 .................. 16.78 and 17.86
Prayer for help. A Sermon after the funeral of
Jonathan Williams. Boston, 1737. pp. (4), 25.
8 ...................... 17.18
Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Religion In
New-England. Boston, 1743. pp. xxx, 18,
424. 8 ................... 11.9,20
- Letter to, On Account of his Seasonable
Thoughts. See Whitefield, G ........ 26.85,89
An unbridled Tongue. A Sermon at the Thurs-
day-Lecture, September 10th. 1741. Boston,
1741. pp. 30. 8 .............. 16.76,79
Preface to The woful Condition of Impenitent
Souls, etc. See Whittelsey, 8 ........ 16.60, 77
ClIAUNCY, Isaac, d. 1745, aged 74.
The Faithful Evangelist. A Sermon at The Or-
dination of William Rand, at Sunderland, May
20th. 1724. Boston, 1725. pp. (2), 35. 8" . . 27.151
CnEBACOO Narrative, The, Rcscn'd from the Charge
of Falshood. Cleaveland, J .......... 26.6G
CIIECKLEY, John, l>. 108D, d. 1 <.'>::.
| DetViii-r ( )f A Modest. Proof, in a Reply to [IS.
WigglesWorth'8 | Sulier Remarks, tc. P.ONton,
1724. pp. (2), 7H, 14, (1). 8' ........
Ante. The half-title add* : " With Strictures ou J.
Dickinson's Defence of Presbyterian Ordination.
16.75
28.14
Shelf. No.
CHECKLEY, John, continued.
Also Animadversions upon [T. \ValtorV] Essay upon
that Paradox, Infallibility may sometimes mistake.
[AndJ The ruling and ordaining Pnwcr of Congrega-
tional Bishops or Presbyters defended [by T. t'ox-
croft]."
- Dickinson, J. Remarks upon The Postscript
to the Defence Of A Modest Proof 27.183
- Foxcroft, T. Reply to the Appendix to the
Defence of the Modest Proof 27.138
Discourse concerning Episcopacy. ,SVe Prin< <,
N. Answer to Lesley, and his Interpolator's
[Checkley] Discourse 16.189
- Walter, T. Reply to A Discourse 27.122
Note. On this Discourse, see U. Stevens' Nuygets,
pp. lOT, 138.
Discourse Shewing, Who is a true Pastor of
Christ, Remarks upon A. See Walter, T. . . 27.122
f A Letter To Jonathan Dickinson ["Author of
the Remarks." No title-page. 1725.] pp. (2),
14. 8" 28.54
f A Modest Proof of the Order & Government
Settled by Christ and his Apostles in the
Church. Boston, 1723. pp. (2), v, 63.
8 27.180 and 28.11
- Dickinson, J. Answer to A Modest Proof . 28.15
- Wigglesworth, E. Remarks on a Modest
Proof 27.165
CHECKLEY, Samuel, b. 1696, d. 1769.
A Day of Darkness. An [Election] Sermon :
May 28th. 1755. Boston, MDCCLV. pp. 35. 8. 17.73
The Death of faithful gospel Ministers, the
greatest loss to survivors. A Sermon Septem-
ber 17th. 1727. after the Funeral of William
Waldron. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 21. 8 ... 17.22
The Duty of a People, to Lament the Death of a
Good King. A Sermon August 20th. 1727.
After the Death of George I. Boston, n. d.
pp. (4), 23, (4). 8" 17.34, 51
Note. " Appendix. (Taken from the London
Journal, June 17. 17:27.)," signed " Britannus."
Little Children brought to Christ. A Sermon
Preached May 6. And June 14. 1741. Boston,
1741. pp. 2t. 8 28.35
Mercy with God for the chief of Sinners. A
Sermon March 4th To a Prisoner Under Sen-
tence of Death for Murder. Boston, 1733.
pp.32. 8 16.298
Murder a great and crying Sin. A Sermon
March 4th. 1732-3. To a Prisoner Under Sen-
tence of Death. Boston, 1733. pp. 26. 8 . 16.297
Sinners minded of a future Judgment. A Ser-
mon, to A condemned Prisoner, March 18th.
1732-3. Boston, 1733. pp. 32. 8 16.299
Charge at the Ordination of Penuel Bowcn. See
Channey, C 17.235
CIIECKLEY, Samuel, the .swi, b. 1723, d. 1768.
The Character and Hope of the Righteous Con-
sider'd, in a Sermon after the Funeral of Madam
Lydia llutehinson. Boston, 1748. pp. (2), ii,
11. 8 18.31
The Christian triumphing over Death through
Christ. A Sermon Upo:i [the death of Mrs.
Mary Gallop). Hoston, M IKVIAV. pp. 45. 8. 17.52
The Duty of (Soil's People when engaged in
War. A Sermon in P.,>sion, Sept. 21. To
Captain Thoni.H Stoildanl, and his Company;
On their going against the Enemy. Huston,
IT:.:,, pp.31. 8. [Half-title wanting] . . . 17.10S
IIEF.V'r.U, K/.ekiel, b. 101"), </. ITil'v
Scripture Prophecies Explained. In three Short
Kssays. I. Oil the Restitution of all Thing*.
II. On St. John's First Resurrection. III. On
the Personal Coining of Christ, at the Millen-
nium. Boston, M.DCIM.VII. pp.38. 8 . . . 27.9
CHEEVER
13
CLARK
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CHEEVER, Samuel, b. 1639, d. 1724.
God's Sovereign Government among the Na-
tions. [An Electiqn] Sermon, May 23. 1712.
Boston, 1712. pp. (2), 53. 8" 18.276
Sermon at the Funeral of. i'ee. Barnard, J. . . 18.122
CHEEVER, Thomas, b. 1658, d. 1749.
Two Sermons at Maldon. The First, August 26.
1722. The Second on a Fast. June 4th. 1725.
[Boston,] 172G. pp. (2), 94. 12 15.59
CHILDREN.
See Baker, D. (15.51); Barnard, J. (16.69); Bass, B.
08.254); Checkley, S. (38.35); Cobbct, T. (22.14); Jane-
way, J. (15.1I6; 24.50); Lewes, D. (28.13): Mather, C.
(Duty 23.33); Mather, I. (Call 23.0; Earnest 23.40; Pray
23.10); Thacher, P. (15.55); Williams, J. (16.259). See
also : Education, Infant, Parents, Piety (Early).
CHILDREN, Church Membership of.
See Cobbet, T. (21.C); Shepard, T. (27.83).
CHIPMAN, John, 6. 1691, d. 1775.
Seasonable Meditations for the Last Day of the
Year. A Sermon at the Lecture in Wenham,
Dec. 31. 1728. Boston, M,DCC,XXIX. pp. (4),
ii, 21. 8 16.272
Note. " The Preface," pp. ii, is signed "Thomas
Blowers, Robert Ward."
Remarks on Some Points of Doctrine, Propa-
gated By W. Balch. See Wiggles worth, S. . 26.72
- Answer to the Remarks. See Balch, "W. . . 26.71
CHRIST, The History of, Epitomiz'd : In a Catechetical
Way. Phillips, S 28.66
CliEIST.
Divinity of. See Kent. B. (17.242); Monis, J. (22.46);
Seccomb, J. (16.133). Glory of. Mather, C. (Glorious
18.240); Mather, I. (Dying 23.46; Glorious 23.37; Medi-
tations 23.10; Mystery 23.20); Pemberton, E. (17.244);
Sewall,J. (16.11). Sttfferinysof. Campbell, D. (15.54);
Eliot, J. (11.17); Holyoke, E. (12.35); Norton, J. (12.38);
Pynchon, W. (13.3). Union with. Hooker, T.
(The Sovles Exaltation 21.18; The Sovles Ingrafting
21.18a); Hooper, W. (16.18, 20); Mather, C. (Vital
28.150). See aUo: Barnard, J. (16.51); Finley, 8.
(16.119); Lord, B. (16.260); Hooper, W. (16.16); Mather,
C. (Things 13.45; True 27.100); Parker, D. (28.38) j
Pemberton, E. (Duty 16.247; Knowledge 18.143);
Prince, T. (16.155); Sewall, J. (Believer'3 15.13; Christ
17.237); Stoddard, S. (Those 18.239; Three 24.37); Ten-
nent, G. (Preciousness and Unsearchable 12.34; Two
12.47); Thayer, E. (22.16); Wadsworth, B. (16.208);
Walter, N. (24.8); Whitefield, G. (Sermons 15.57)j
Wilcox, T. (28.142): Woodbridge, T. (18.267). See also:
Descent into hell, Resurrection, Second Advent,
Trinity.
CHRISTIAN Cynick, The. Mather, C 13.39
CHRISTIAN History, The; Containing Accounts of
the Propagation and Revival of Religion in
Great Britain, America, &c. Nov. 24. 1744.
Dec. 1, Jan. 5. 1744, Feb. 23, 1744, 5. n. p.,
[1744]. 4 26.9
Contents. Tennent's Account of the Revival in
Freehold, &c., finished; The Revival in Plymouth,
a Letter from the Rev. Mr. Leonard; The Revival at
Taunton, finished; lu Boston, finished.
- Same. Dec. 2, Jan. 12,1744; Feb. 2,16,1744,5.
Boston, [1744, 45]. 8 27.29
Contents. Account of the Revival at Taunton, con-
tinued; In Boston, continued; Accounts of Whitefield,
continued.
Note. This was undertaken at the suggestion of
the Rev. Thomas Prince, who was one of the princi-
pal contributors : it was published by his son, Thomas
Prince, and continued for two years.
CHRISTIAN'S Daily Devotion, The : A Continuation
of the Pastoral-Letter. Boston, 1725. pp. (2),
21. 12 28.S2
CHRISTMAS. Pigot, G. Vindication of the Observa-
tion of, in Answer to T. de Laune, Mr. Whis-
ton, and J. Barnard 16.63
Bcougal, H. Sermon Preach'd On 18.200
Shelf. Not
CHRONOLOGICAL History of New-England. Prince,
T 22.45
CHURCH, The.
See Hooker, T. (25.1): Keith, G. (16.180); Willard, S.
(18.80). Seeatso: Consociation, Ecclesiastical.
CHURCH and state, Moses and Aaron : Or, The
Rights of. Noyes, J 26.178
CHUHCH-CATHOLICK visible, Vindication of the Es-
BiHice, Unity and Priority of the. Hudson, S. . 32.23
CHURCH-GOVERNMENT and Church-Covenant dis-
cvssed. Mather, R 21.12
CHURCH-MEMBERS, Holiuesse of. Cotton, J 27.17
CHURCH membership. See Children, Communion
(Terms of).
CITY of Refuge, The. Mather, C 13.64
CLAGGETT, William, of Newport, n. I.
A Looking-Glass for Elder Clarke and Elder
Wightman, and the Church under their Care.
Newport, 1721. pp.230. 8 22.59
CLAP, Nathaniel, b. 1668, d. 1745.
The Lord's Voice, Crying to His People : a Ser-
mon, Preached 27 d. 1 m. 1715. Occasioned By
a Man Barbarously Murdering his Wife and
her Sister, and then Burning his House, March
22. 1715. With some Account about the Poor
Man. Boston, 1715. pp. (2), 137, (1). 12 . . . 25.1T
Note. Pages 73-137 contain " Some of the Last
Words of Several Dying Persons : a Discourse On
Luke xxiii. 39,-43. The Last Sermon heard by the
Poor Man. Preached April 10. 1715. Boston, 1715."
Preface to Parents and Children Advised, etc.
See Bass, B 18.254
CLAP, Thomas, 6. 1703, d. 1767.
Brief History and Vindication of the Doctrines
Received in the Churches of New-England,
With A Specimen of the New Scheme of Reli-
gion. Second Ed. New-Haven, Printed : Bos-
ton, Re-printed, 1757. pp. 40. S 16.165
Declaration against Whilefield. See New Haven,
Conn. Yalu college 28.8
Edwards, J Reflections on Rector Clap's Man-
agement 28.138
CLARIDGE, Richard.
Epistle dedicatory to Baptism Discovered. See
Norcott, J 28.40
CLARK, Peter, 6. 1694, d. 1768.
The Advantages and Obligations arising from
the Oracles of God committed to the Church
and its Ministry. A [Convention] Sermon :
May 30. 1745. Boston, 1745. pp. (4), 56.
8 17.137,212
The Captain of the Lord's Host appearing with
his Sword drawn. Two Sermons at Salem-
Village, on the Fast, February 26. 1740, 1.
Boston, 1741. pp. (4), 55. 8 16.85 and 17.93
Man's Dignity and Duty as a reasonable Crea-
ture: A Sermon at the Dudleian Lecture,
May 11. 1763. Boston, 1763. pp. 47. 8 ... 17.227
t Remarks on "The Opinion of One that has
perused the Summer-Morning's Conversation,
concerning the Doctrine of Original Sin," &c.
Boston, 1758. pp. 43, (1). 8 8 [See Addenda.] 27.5
The Rulers highest Dignity, and the People's
truest Glory. [Election] Sermon, May 30th.
1739. Boston, MDCCXXXIX. pp. (4), 58. 8. 17.123
The Service of God in the Gospel-Ministry, re-
commended and encouraged. A Sermon at the
Ordination of William Jenison, in Salem, May
22. 1728. Boston, MDCCXXVIII. pp. (4), 35. 8. 17.230
y te. Charge by the Rev. Mr. Blowers of Beverly ;
Right Hand of Fellowship by the Rev. Mr. Barnard
of Marblehead.
A Sinners Prayer for Converting Grace. A
Sermon Preach'J at the Lecture in Boston,
February 13th. 1734. Boston, MDCCXXXV.
pp. (2), 83. 8" 16.226, 235
CLARK
14
COLMAN
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CLARK, Peter, continued.
Tim Witness of the Spirit in the- Hearts of Be-
lievers. A ScrmoTi, at Watcrtown, Sept. 16.
1743. Boston, 1714. pp. 4"). 8* 16.33
I\iij;lit Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
James Diman. See Holyoke, E 17.200
CLABKE, James, of Newport, It. I. Looking-Glass
for Elder Clarke. Sec. Claggelt, W 22.50
CLARKE, S. A Mirrovr for Saints and Sinners: By
Examples. London, 1646. pp. (22), 227.
8 29.9
Note. Among the examples are " The wife of Mr.
\Villiam Dicr" and "Mistress Ilutcliinson," pp.
114-116.
ClEAVELAND, John, I). 1722, d. 1799.
fThe Chebacco Narrative Rescu'd from the
Charge of Falshood and Partiality. In a Reply
to the Answer by the second Church in Ips-
wich. Boston, 1738 [1748]. pp. 20. 4 ... 26.66
CLOTHE, bp. of. See Berkeley, G.
COBBET, Thomas, 6. 1608, d. 1685.
A Fruitfull Discourse touching The Honour due
from Children to Parents, and the Duty of Pa-
rents towards their Children. London, 1656.
pp. (12), 243. 8 22.14
A Jvst Vindication of the Covenant and Church-
Estate of Children of Church-Members : As
also of their Right unto Baptisme. Wherein
loh. Spilsbury, A. R. Ch. Blackwood, and H.
Den, are Answered. Annexed a Refutation of
The plain Treatise touching Baptism. London,
1648. pp. (4), 29'5. 4 21.6
A Practical Discourse Of Prayer. London,
Printed by T. M. for Joseph Cranford. 1654.
pp. (14), 551. 8 22.15,26
- Same. Printed by T. M. for Ralph Smith.
1654. pp. (14), 551. 8 22.27
COHELETH. Mather, C 28.165
COIT, Joseph, d. 1750, aged 76 or 77.
Letter To the People. See Windham county . 26.57
COLLECTION, A, of Treaties of Peace and Commerce.
London, 1714. pp. (10), 354. 8 32.22
Note. Treaties No. 1C, 24, 26, 31, 39, 94, 99, 100 relate
to America. See also pp. 121, 244, 252, 269, 273.
COLMAN, Benjamin, b. 1673, d. 1747.
A Blameless & Inoffensive Life, a Sermon after
the Funeral of David Stoddard. Boston, 1723.
pp. (6), 34. 8 18.114, 121
The Blessing of Zebuluu & Issachar. A Sermon
before the General Court, November 19. 1719.
Boston, 1719. pp. (2), 30. 8 16.241
Brief Dissertation on the Three first Chapters
of Genesis. Boston, 1735. pp. (4), 59. 8 . .
16.30 and 17.152
Brief Enquiry Why the People of God bring
into their Confessions, the Sins of their Ances-
tors. Preached on a Day of Fasting, March
22. 1710. Boston, 1716. pp. 32. 8 18.243
The Case of Satan's fiery Darts in Blasphemous
Suggestions ami II< llish Annoyances: Several
Sermons, May 1711. and 1743. Boston, 1744.
pp. 95. 8* 16.34
Note. Pages Hl-95 comprise an "Appendix," con-
taining a letter hy a clergyman not numcd.
The Credibility of the Christian Doctrine of the
Resurrection. A Sermon, July 24th 17'J.i.
Boston, 17i. jip. (4), ii, 32. 8 16.27
Death and the (irave without any Order. A
Sermon July 7. 1728. after a Duel. Boston,
1T2S. pp. (4), 19. 8 10.35
A Devout ami Hum Me Kminiry Inlo the Keasons
of the Death of Good Men. 1'reached on tho
Death of the llev. Thom.is llrnli;e. li.:n:i,
1713. pp. '>. 12'-' U.Cj
Shelf. No.
COLMAN, Benjamin, continued.
A Discourse in the College-Hall At Cambridge,
March 27. 1722. Before the Baptism of R. Ju-
dah Monis. Added Three Discourses by Mr.
Monis. Boston, 1722. 8 22.46,48
Note. Each of the four discourses has a title-page
and a separate paging. Colman's is " Moses," etc. (see
below) ; for the others, see Monis, J.
A Dissertation on the Image of God wherein
Man was created. Boston, MDCCXXXVI. pp.
(4), xii, 47. 8 16.153
The Doctrine and Law of the Holy Sabbath.
Two Sermons, October 15. and December 10.
1724. Boston, 1725. pp. (4), iii, 43. 8 ... 16.158
Dying in Peace in a Good Old Age. A Sermon
after the Funeral Of Simeon Stoddard. Bos-
ton, M,r>cc,xxx. pp. (6), 19. 8 e 17.33
Early Piety again Inculcated. A Sermon to a
Society of Young Men, July 10. 1720. Boston,
1720. pp. (2), 36. 8 16.223
The Earth devoured by the Curse. A Sermon,
Novem. 2. 1727. On a Day of Fasting, four
days after the Earthqvake. See, below, his
"Judgments of Providence " 17.127
The faithful Ministers of Christ mindful of their
own Death. A Sermon Upon the Death of
Solomon Stoddard. Boston, MDCCXXIX. pp.
(4), ii,25. (4). 8 17.21
Note. There is a biographical " Appendix. From
the Boston Weekly News-Letter: No. 112."
Faithful Pastors Angels of the Churches. A
Sermon, March 4. 1739. After the Funeral of
Rev. Peter Thacher. Boston, 1739. pp. (4),
26. 8 17.25
The faithful Servant in the Joy of His Lord. A
Sermon on the Death of Samuel Holden :
Preached Sept. 4. 1740. Boston, MDCCXL. pp.
(8), 21. 4 17.9
The Fast which God hath chosen. A Sermon
March 21. 1734. Boston, Moccxxxrv. pp. (4),
23. 8 17.90
Fidelity to Christ And to the Protestant Succes-
sion in the House of Hannover. A Sermon,
after the proclaiming of George the Second;
August 19. 1727. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), iv, 18.
8* 18.145
The Friend of Christ, and of His People. A
Sermon, April 1. 1731. Before the General
Court: Upon the Death of Thomas Hollis.
Boston, 1731. pp. (4), iv, 29. 8* 17.16
Funeral Sermon, upon the Death of Grove Hirst.
Added, An Extract from the Private Writings
of Mr. Hirst. Boston, 1717. pp. (2), viii, (2),
136. 8" 14.25
The Glory of God in the Firmament of his
Power. A Sermon, October 31st. 1742. Bos-
ton, 1743. pp. (2), iv, 22. 8" 16.151
God deals with us as rational Creatures. A
Sermon, February 7. 1722, 3. Boston, 1723.
pp. (4), 23. 8 16.264
God is a Great King. A Sermon May 13. 1733.
Boston, MDCCXXxm. pp. (4), 20. 8' .... 16.29
A Gospel Ministry The rich Gift of the Ascended
Saviour. A Sermon August 2. 1715. Boston,
1715. pp. (2),4S. 8 14.34
Government the Pillar of the Earth. A Sermon,
August 13th 1730. Boston, 1730. pp. (4), 17,
(2). 8 16.31
The (Jreat <i<><l has mairnilicd his Word to tho
Children ..f Men. A Sermon, April 2!'. 1742.
l-.oston, 1742. pp.32. 8 16.28
.The Honour and Happiness of the Yerluous
M'.. ni mi ; In tho Relations Of Wife and Mother.
Mrditnled upon the Death of Mrs. Klmibeth
Hirst. Boston, 1710. pp. (2), iii, 33. S . . . 18.183
COLMAN
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COLMAN, Benjamin, continued.
A Humble Discourse of the Incomprchensiblc-
ness of God. In Four Sermons. 1714. With a
Preface by the Reverend Mr. Pcmberton. Bos-
ton, Daniel Henchman. 1715. pp. ('2), xii,
109. 8 24.34
- Same. Boston, Samuel Gcrrish. 1715. pp.
(2), xii, 109. 8 24.31
Imprecation Against the Enemies of God, Law-
ful and a Duty. A Sermon, March 20!h. 1707.
Boston, 1707. pp. (2), 30. 8 .... 18.137 a:id 23.125
Jacob's Vow upon His Leaving his Father's
House, A Sermon Had in Private, Octob. 15.
1722. Boston, 1722. pp. (4), 20. 8 16.233
The Judgments of Providence in the hand of
Christ: His Voice to us in the Earthquake.
And The Earth devoured by the Curse.
In four Sermons. Boston, 1727. pp. (2), viii,
86. 8 17.127
Note." The Earth devoured by the Curse," haa a
separate title-page.
A Letter to the Reverend Mr. Williams of Leb-
anon, Upon reading the Confession and Retrac-
tations of James Davenport. Boston, Aug. 14.
1744. pp. 8. 8" 18.156
The Lord shall rejoice in his Works. A Sermon,
August 27. 1741. Boston, MDCCXLI. pp. 26,
(2). 8 17.153, 155
Note. With a conzratulatory address of the " asso-
ciated Pastors " of Boston to Gov. Shirley, and his
reply.
The Master Taken up from the Sons of the Pro-
phets. A Sermon at Cambridge Upon the
Death of John Levcrett. Boston, 1724. pp.
(2), 25. 8 18.61
The Merchandise of a People Holiness to the
Lord. A Sermon, July 1. 1725. Boston, 1736.
pp. (4), iv, vi, 38. 8 16.57, 125
Ministers and People under special Obligations
for the Preached Gospel. A Sermon On a
Day of Prayer. Boston, M,DCC,XXXII. pp.
(4), 20. 8 16.154 and 17.84
Moses a Witness to Christ. A Discourse at
Cambridge, March 27. 1722. Boston, 1722. pp.
(2), i, (1), 27. 8" 22.46,48
Note. See, above, his " Discourse."
Parents and grown Children should be together
at the Lord's Table. A Sermon Before the
Sacrament, at the Fryday Lecture in Brattle-
Street, [Feb. 3, 1727]. Boston, 1727. pp. (4),
27. 8 16.218, 222
The Piety and Duty of Rulers To Comfort and
Encourage the Ministry of Christ. A Sermon,
June 10th. 1708. Boston, 1708. pp. (4), 31.
8 16.294 and 28.19
Practical Discourses upon thu Parable of the
Ten Virgins. London, 1707. "pp. (8), 423. 8. 21.2
- Same. Second Ed. Boston, MDCCXLVII.
pp. (2), vi, 344 [342]. 8 . . . . 11.6
Prayer to the Lord of the Harvest for the Mis-
sion of Labourers into his harvest. A Sermon,
August 9. 1727. at the Ordination Of Ebenezer
Pemberton. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 19. 8 . 17.201,207
The Religious Regards we owe to our Country.
[An Election] Sermon, May 28. 1718. Boston,
1718. pp. (4), iii, 56. 8" 18.93
Reliquias Turellse. Two Sermons at Medford,
April 6. 1735. after the Funeral Of His Daugh-
ter Mrs. Jane Turell. Added, Memoirs of her
Life and Death, By her Consort, Ebenezer
Turell. Boston, 1735. pp. (2), iv, vi, 129.
8 18.22
Note. Prefixed, pp. vi, is "An Epistle To the Rev-
erend Mr. Ebenezer Turell, By the Reverend Mr.
John Adams."
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COLMAN, Benjamin, continued.
Righteousness and Compassion the Duty and
Character of Pious Rulers. A Sermon on a
Day of Private Fasting December 10th 1736.
Before the General Court. Boston, 1736. pp.
(6), 31. 8" 17.91, 154
A Sermon for the Reformation of Manners.
Boston, 1716. pp. (4), 26. 8 18.242
A Sermon in Boston, After the Funerals of The
Reverend, William Brattle, And the Reverend,
Ebenezer Pcmberton. Boston, 1717. pp. (2),
iv, 46. 8 24.4 and 28.110
A Sermon Preach'd at the Ordination of Mr.
William Cooper, May 23. 1716. With Mr.
Coopers Confession of Faith. Boston, 1716.
pp. (4), 40, (24). 8 14.35
Note. "Mr. Cooper's Confession of Faith," has a
separate title-page.
Some of the Honours that Religion Does unto
the Fruitful Mothers in Israel. Preached
Jan. 16. 1714, 15. Boston, 1715. pp. (4), 22.
12 18.216 and 24.32
Note. Dedicated to Mrs. Margaret Sewall.
The Unspeakable Gift of God; A Charitable
Spirit to the Poor. A Sermon, February 1.
1739. Boston, 1739. pp. (4). 19. 8 .... 16.89, 144
The Vanity of Man as Mort.il. A Sermon, Sep-
tember 4. 1746. before the Funeral Of Mrs.
Frances Shirley. Boston, MDCCXLVI. pp.
32. 8 17.40
The Wither'd Hand stretched forth. A Sermon,
May 17. 1739. Boston, MDCCXXXIX. pp. (4),
19. 8 16.32
- Same. Second Ed. Boston, jinccxL. pp.
(4), 32. 12 18.147
Address To the Reader of The Doctrine of Pre-
destination, etc. See Cooper, W 22.49, 53
Address To the Reader of The Great Salvation.
See Williams, W 14.43
Address To the Reader of The Necessity of hold-
ing fast the Truth. See Tennent, G 12.46
Charge at the Ordination of Stephen Parker.
See Sewall, J 17.178
The Divine Compassions Declar'd and Magnified.
A Sermon, June 2. 1715. See Mather, C. . . . 13.49
The Nature of Early Piety as it respects Men.
[Course of Sermons] 23.1
Poem on Elijah's Translation, Ocension'd by the
Death of the Reverend Samuel Willard. See
Pemberton, E 14.21,23 and 28.108
Preface to God's awful Determinations, etc. See
Cotton, J 18.129
Preface to the Burning of Sodom. See Smith,
Josiah 18.261
Preface To the Reader of A Speedy Return to
God, etc. See Bass, B 18.138
Preface to Three Discourses. See Phillips, S. . 24.22
Life and Character of. See Turell, E 11.16
and Cooper, William. Two Sermons, March 5.
1723. On a Day of Prayer, by the Church in
Brattle-Street. Boston, 1723. pp. (4), iv, 38,
(2), ii, 36. 8" 18.73
Contents. God's Concern For a Godly Seed. By
Mr. Cooper; The Duty of Parents to pray for their
Children. By Mr. Colman.
and others. Declaration Of A Number of the as-
sociated Pastors of Boston and Charles-Town
relating to the Rev. James Davenport. Boston,
1742. pp. 7. 8 28.75
- - Reply to the Declaration. See Croswell,
A 28.77
COLMAN, John.
f The Distressed State of Boston, Remarks upon.
See Letter from One in the Country 28.152
COLMAN
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COLMAN, John, continued.
- Vindication of The Remarks 28.156
COLTON, Benjamin, d. 174'J.
Two Sermons at Hartford. Of the Change of
the Sabbath, from the Seventh, to the First
Day. [And] of Baptism. N. London, 1733.
pp. (4), 67. 8" 28.34
COMETS. Mather, I. Discourse Concerning. . . . 23.24
- Heavens Alarm 16.171
COMMON prayer. Unlawfulness of the Common-
Prayer- Worship. See Brief Discourse . . . 18.200
Williams, J. Lawfulness of Worshipping God
by the 16.93
COMMUMON, Terms of.
See Appeal (18.148) 5 Edwards, J. (Humble ir.249 ;
Misrepresentations 2<J.G1) ; Mather, I. (23.14) ; May-
hew, E. (28-07) ; Quick, J. (18.213); Stoddard, S. (15.33) i
Williams, S. (17.243).
CONANT, Sylvanus, d. 1777, aged 57. Transactions
at Middleborough, In settling a Minister. See
Cotton, J 16.102
CONEY, John, 6. 1701, d. 1726.
Sermon on the Death of, and Account of, Col-
lected from his Writings. See Cooper, W. . 18.185
CONFESSIONS of faith.
See Boston. Synod, 1GSO (24.39); Cooper, W. (14.35);
Westminster assembly (14.37).
CONGREGATIONALISM. Cotton, J. The Way of
Congregationall Churches cleared 11.21
Davenport, J. The Power of Congregational
Churches Asserted 14.44, 48
Foxeroft, T. Ruling & Ordaining Power of Con-
gregational Bishops 27.166
Mather, I. The Congregational Discipline of
the Churches in New-England Vindicated . . 23.36
- Further Vindication of the Congregational
Discipline 23.42
Stone, S. A Congregational Church Is a Catho-
Hke Visible Church 16.172
CONNECTICUT, Explanation of the Solemn Advice
Recommended by the Council in. Fitch, J. . 15.31
See also: Branford, Lebanon, New Haven, New
Haven Co., New London, Norwich, Plainfield, Wind-
ham Co. Also: Sermons (Election, Thanksgiving).
CONSCIENCE, Liberty of.
See Chauncy, C. (1C.75); Williams, E. (20.117). See
also: Persecution, Private judgment, Toleration.
[CONSEQUENCES, The, of trade, &c. No title-page.
London ? 17.] pp. 3-35. 8 26.132
Note. On the woollen trade and the scheme of
Samuel Webber.
CONSIDERATIONS on Lowering the Value of Gold
Coins, Within the Province Of Massachusetts-
Bay. [Boston, 1761.] pp. 27. 8 20.54
Note. Panes .T-S contain "a projection," signed
" Thomas Uutchinson," to which this is a reply.
CONSIDERATIONS on the Bill Concerning the British
Sugar-Colonies in America. London, M DCC
xxxi. pp. 21. 8 27.37
CONSIDERATIONS upon The Act, wheivliy A Duty
is laid on M<>la*ses, and Sugar of foreign
Growth, imported into British Colonies. Bos-
ton, M.DOC.LXIV. pp. 2s, (1). 8 20.135
CONSOCIATION of churches. Defence of the Answer
of the Synod at Boston in 1602. Concerning. . 27.80
Mather, I. The First Principles of New-Kng-
land, Concerning < 'ommunion of Churches . . 27.89
Propositions concerning. See Boston. Synod.
1002 27.84
CONVENTION, The, Vindicated iVinii the Misrcpreseii-
taliiiiis of the Enemies of our Peace. London,
1739. p,i. 2D. 8" 27. 2:>
Nutr. Niniu TOUS references to trade In American
wutcru.
CONVERSION.
Shelf. No.
See Bass, B. (1S.1.13); Baxter, R. (24.H8); Chanler,
I. (1C.250); Cooper, W. (27.UI); C.irbin, S. (28.1X3)!
Dickinson, J. (J4.43) ; Fluvel.J. ( l.-,..-,J) ; Lord, B. (14.9);
Mather, I. (2.1.1.T); Slu-pard, T. (I.VJ.V); Stoddard. S.
(Guide 14..'!.'!; Three 24.37); Tcnncnt, G. (12.34); Wil-
liams, W. (14.20). See also: Grace, Indians, Jews,
Northampton.
COOK, William, d. 1760, aged 63.
A Sermon to a Society of Young People in Sud-
bury, October 1730. Boston, 1731. pp. (4),
26. 8 .................... 16.219
COOKE, Samuel, d. 1747.
Divine Sovereignty in the Salvation of Sinners.
A Sermon before the Eastern Association of
Fairfield County, July 29th. 1741. Boston,
1741. pp. 40. 8 .............. 28.44
Necessarius. The Continuance of an able and
Godly Minister needful. A Sermon at the Fu-
neral of the lleverend John Davenport. New-
York, 1731. pp.62. 8 ........... 18.184
The solemn Charge given to Ministers, to com-
mit the Truths of the Gospel, to Faithful Men.
A Sermon at the Ordination Of Cotton Brown,
in Brooklin. October 26. 1748. Boston, 1748.
pp.31. 8 .............. .... 17.193
COOPER, Samuel, b. 1725, d. 1783.
A Sermon preach'd April 9. 1760. at the Ordina-
tion of Joseph Jackson, in Brooklin. Boston,
1700. pp. 46. 8 .............. 17.181
A Sermon in Boston, Before the Society for En-
couraging Industry ; August 8. 1753. Boston.
MDCCLIII. pp. (4), 38. 8 ..... 16.126 and 17.151
Sermon, May 26th. 1756. the Anniversary for the
Election, [etc.]. Boston, M.DCC.LVI. pp.43. 8. 17.74
A Sermon Upon the Death of George the Second.
Preach'd January 1. 1761. Boston, 1761. pp.
40. 8 ........... . ........ 17.67
Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
Penuel Bowen. See Chauncy, C ....... 17.235
COOPER, William, 6. 1694, d. 1743.
The Beatifiek Vision productive of Likeness to
Christ. A Discourse Upon the Death of Mu-
ses Abbot. Boston, 1731. pp. (4), ii, 26, 24.
8 ...................... 18.29
Note. With " a Collection out of his Diary," pp. 24.
The Blessedness of the Tried Saint. A Sermon
in Boston, January 19. 1726, 7. Boston, 17.7.
pp. (4), iv, 29. 8 .............. 27.141
Concio Hyemalis. A Winter Sermon. January
23.1736,7. Boston, 1737. pp. (4), 17. 8 . . . 16.19
The Danger of People's loosing the good Impres-
sions made by the late Earthquake. A Sermon.
Boston, 1727. pp. (2),
S ..... ... 1^.104
Divine Teaching to be sought, that we may bo
led into Divine Truth. A Sermon PrrachM
February 27th. 1731, 2. Boston, 17o-!. pp. (2),
26. 12 ................... 14.11
The Doctrine of Predestination unto Life : Four
Sermons in Brattle-Street. Boston, MlX'OXL.
pp. (2), 4, 140. 8 .............. 22.49,53
Note. An address " To the Keadi-r." pp. I, is signed
"Benjamin Column, Joseph Si-wall, Thomas I'riiu-o,
Andrew l.cMcn-ier, John Wi-tib." "... Yo Rev.
Antlir w:is n kind M-; to bring X: rend yo manuscript srr-
mims to me before He sent y> to y Press, tor my Y.\
animation, ic." US. note by PRINCE un the rtcerse of
tin- title.
Early Piety Joyful to Beholders. A Sermon at
Kumncy-Marsli, August 21. 1728. Boston,
17'J>i. pp. (4), 30. 8" ............. 16.122
The Honours of Ohriat demanded of tin- Magis-
trate. [An Kleelion I Sermon, May 2*. 1740.
Boston, MDCCXL. pp. (4), 4% S" ...... 17.94
\
COOPER
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COOPER, William, continued.
How and Why Young People should Cleanse
their Way, in Two Sermons. Added, another
Sermon Preach'd Privately to a Society of
Young Men. Boston, 1716. pp. (2), vi, 46.
8 28.193
Jabez's Character and Prayer. A Sermon To a
Society of Young Men, August 21. 1715. Bos-
ton, 1716. pp. (2), 24. 8 28.194
Man humbled by being compar'd to a Worm. A
Sermon, March 9th, 1731, 2. The Day after the
Funeral of William Tailer. Boston, 1732. pp.
(4), ii, 25. 8 17.37,57
One shall be taken, and another left. A Sermon
Preach'd to the Old South Church, March 22.
1740--1. Boston, 1741. pp.23. 8 27.61
The Service of God recommended to the Choice
of Young People. A Sermon on the Death of
John Coney. With his Life. Boston, 1726.
pp. (4), 35. 8 18.185
Note. The "Life" has the title: "An Appendix,
Containing a further Account of Mr. Coney, Collected
from his private Writings : [etc.]. Boston, 1T26."
The Sin and Danger of quenching the Spirit.
Two Sermons at Portsmouth, December 12th
and 19th, 1741. Boston, 1741. pp. 49. 8 . . 16.251
The Work of Ministers represented under the
Figure of Sowers. A Sermon at Springfield,
January 26. 1736. At the Ordination of Robert
Breck. [With Mr. Brock's Confession of
Faith.] Boston, 1736. pp. (4). 26, (2). 8" . . 17.199
Three Discourses concerning The Reality, Ex-
tremity, and Eternity of Hell Punishments.
Boston, MDCCXXXII. pp. (2), 114. 12 ... 14.10
Account of the Behaviour of Matthew Cushing
after his Condemnation, in The Greatness of
Sin, etc. See Webb, J 18.107
Address To the Reader of God Glorified. See
Edwards, J 16.285
Attestation to A Display of God's special Grace.
See Dickinson, J 22.29
Confession of Faith. See Colman, B 14.35
God's Concern For a Godly Seed. See Colman,
B 18.73
Objections [to early piety] Answered. Boston-
Lecture May 11. 1721. pp. 32. [Course of
Sermons] 23.1
Preface to God's Face set against an Incorrigible
People. See Foxcroft, T 16.265
Preface to The Burning of Sodom. See Smith,
Josiah 18.261
Preface to New Converts, etc. See Chanler,
1 16.250 and 28.2
Ashley, J. Letter to 26.11
Rand, W. Examination of Cooper's Preface to
Edward's Distinguishing Marks . . 16.256 and 27.155
CORBIN, S. Advice to Sinners under Convictions.
Boston, Re-printed, 1741. pp. 36. 12 .... 28.188
CORLET, Elijah.
In Obitum Johannis Hull. See Willard, S. . . 27.93
CORNWELL, F. A Description of the Spiritual! Tem-
ple. London, 1646. pp. (14), 80. 8 24.19
Note. Included in the title of John Cotton's " Con-
ference held at Boston," etc. ('24. IN).
COTTON, Mrs. Elizabeth (Saltonstall), Character of,
and Memorials of Piety. See Mather, C. . . 18.116
COTTON, John, 6. 1585, d. 1652.
The Bloudy Tenent, washed, And made white in
the bloud of the Lambc. Added a Reply to
Mr. Williams Answer to Mr. Cottons Letter.
London, 1647. pp. (2), 195, 144. 4 . 21.16 and 27.94
A Briefe Exposition upon Ecclesiastes. Lon-
don, 1654. pp. (8), 277. 8" 22.9
- Same. Second Impression, Corrected. Lon-
don, 1657. pp. (8), 258 [260]. 8" 22.25
Shelf. No.
COTTON, John, b. 1585, d. 1652, continued.
A Brief Exposition upon Canticles. London,
1655. pp. (16), 238. 8 22.10
Certain Queries Tending to Accommodation and
Communion of Presbyterian & Congregationall
Churches. London, 1654. pp. (2), 22. 8 . . 24.45
A Conference at Boston With the Elders of
New-England, With The Difference between
the Christian and Antichristian Church. By
Francis Cornwell. London, 1646. pp. (23), 57,
(15), 80. 8 24.18
Note. " The Difference " has a separate paging and
title-page: "A Description," etc. See Cornwell, F.
The Covenant of Grace. Added, Certain Queries
tending to Accommodadation [sic] between the
Presbyterian and Congregationall Churches.
Also, A Discussion of the Civill Magistrates
Power in matters of Religion. By some El-
ders. London, 1655. pp. (34), 198, (2), 22, (2),
75, (1). 8 24.45
yote. This title-page was printed to cover three
pamphlets published the year before: Cotton's "New
Covenant," his " Certain Queries," and " The Result
of a Synod at Cambridge;" for the latter, see Cam-
bridge, Mass. " The Epistle Dedicatory " to " Mrs.
Catharine Hodson," is signed " W. Retchforde." An
address " To the Reader" is signed "Tho: Allen."
A Defence From the imputation of Selfe Contra-
diction, charged on him by Dan: Cawdrey.
Prefixed, an Answer to Cawdrey about
Schisme. By John Owen. Oxford, 1658. pp.
100,83. 8" 23.68
An Exposition upon The Thirteenth Chapter of
the Revelation. London, 1655. pp. (10), 202,
(6). 4 21.26
Note. An address " To the Reader," pp. 4, is signed
"Thomas Allen."
Gods Promise to his Plantations. A Sermon.
London, 1634. pp. (4), 20. 4 27.104
Note. An address " To the Christian Reader," pp.
2, is signed " J. H.," probably, Mr. Prince says, for
John Humphrey.
- Same. Reprinted at Boston, by Samuel
Green ; and to be sold by John Usher, 16S6.
pp. (2), 20. 4 16.179, 26.136, and 27.76
iVore. "This Sermon was preached by the Rev4
Author, to Mr. Jn- Winthrop &c. at Southampton,
upon his solemn Fare-.vell to them in their voyage to
N: England. Joshua Scotto w." J/S. note.
The Grovnds and Ends of the Baptisme of the
Children of the Faithfull. London, 1647. pp.
(10), 1-182 (imperfect). 4 27.54
Note. An " Epistle to the Reader" is signed " Tho.
Goodwin."
Of the Holinesse of Church-Members. London,
1650. pp. (4), 96 [99]. 4 27.17
The Keyes of the Kingdom of Heaven, accord-
ing to the Word of God. London, 1644. pp.
(12), 59. 4 27.14
A Modest and Cleer Answer to Mr. Ball's Dis-
course of Set Formes of Prayer. London, n.d.
pp.90. 8 24.53
The New Covenant, or, manner of the giving
and receiving of the Covenant of Grace to the
Elect. The substance of sundry Sermons.
London, 1654. pp. (2), 198. 8 24.45
A Practicall Commentary upon The First Epis-
tle of John. Second Ed. inlarged, with the
Addition of an Alphabeticall Table. London,
M. DC. LVIII. pp. (9), 431, (5). f 30a.6
Note. Prefixed is arccommendation signed " Roger
Drake."
A Sermon, at Salem, 1636. Prefixed, a Retrac-
tion of his former Opinion concerning Baptism.
Boston, 1713. pp. (2), 40. 8 23.62
COTTON"
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COTTON, John, b. 1585, d. 1652, continued.
Spiritual Milk for Babes. London, 1668. pp.
(2), 12. 12. [Imperfect] 18.15
- Same. [In English and Indian. ] See Eliot, J. . 25.29
- Mather, C. Memorials of Christianity ; Upon
the Milk for Babes. [Maschil, pp. 14-106] . . 13.20
A Treatise of The covenant of Grace, As it is
dispensed to the Elect Seed. The substance of
divers Sermons. The second Ed. London,
1659. pp. (24), 250. 8 24.46
A Treatise I. Of Faith. II. Twelve Fundamental
Articles of Christian Religion. III. A Doc-
trinal Conclusion. IV. Questions and Answers
upon Church-Government, n. p., 1713. pp.
28. 8" 23.61 and 28.197
The Way of Congregational Churches cleared,
From the Aspersions of Robert Baylie, Vin-
dicae [sic] Clavium, and Mr. Rutherford. See
Hooker, T 11.21
The way of Life. In foure Treatises. The pour-
ing out of the Spirit, Sins deadly wound, The
Christians Charge, The life of Faith. London,
1641. pp. (8), 481 [471]. 4 21.21
Discourse about Civil Government in a New
Plantation. See Davenport, J 26.182
In Domini Nortoni Librum, ad Lectorem Pra-
fatio Apologetica. See Massachusetts, or the
first Planters of New England, etc 23.60
In Domini Nortoni Librum, ad Lectorem Prae-
fatio Apologetica, in Responsio ad Totam, etc.
See Norton, J 15.4
A Treatise Concerning Predestination. With
an Examination Thereof. SeeTwisse, W. . . 12.11
Verses prefixed to A Congregational Church is
a Catholike Visible Church. See Stone, S. . 16.172
Vindicise Vindiciarum, or J. C. his contradic-
tions. See Cawdrey, D 21.24
Sermon on the Death of. See Norton, J. . . . 17.15
COTTON, John, b. 1691 or 1694, d. 1757.
An earnest Exhortation to seek the Lord. Two
Sermons in Newton, April 29. and May 8. 1741.
Boston, 1741. pp. (2), 70. 12 16.300
A Funeral Sermon at Bristol, after the Death of
Nathanael Cotton. [With Minutes of Mr. Cot-
ton's Life and Character. By another Hand.J
Boston, M, DCC, XXIX. pp. (4), 34. 8 . . . . 18.117
God's awful Determination against a People, that
will not obey His Voice. A Sermon In Bos-
ton, Feb. 8. 1728. After the Earthquake.
Boston, 1728. pp. (4), viii, 42. 8" 18.129
Note, The Preface, pp. viii, is signed "Benjamin
Colman."
A Holy Fear of God, And His Judgments. A
Sermon at Newton, November 3. 1727. On a
Day of Fasting, occasional by the Earthquake.
With the Impressions made on the Inhabi-
tants of II:iverliill, &c. Boston, M.DCC. XXVII.
pp. (4), xvi, 24, 7. 8 18.106, 108
JTote. " The Impressions " ia signed " John Brown."
The Ministers of Christ should be Speedy and
Earnest in speaking to Young People. Four
Sermons to a Society of Young Men, in New-
town. Boston, 1729. pp. (2), iv, 85. 12" . . 14.51
Ministers of the Gospel should speak, not as
pleasing Men, but (!od. A Sermon at the
Orel illation of Ward Cotton, At Hampton, New-
Ilampshire, ,lune 1'Jth. 1734. Boston, 17:',1.
pp. (4), 23. 8 17.202, 234
Two Sermons at Dorchester, April, 9, 1727. Bos-
ton, 1727. pp. (2), vi,4, 63, (1). 12 24.6
Wiwilom, Knowledge, and the Fear of God
recommended 1" Killers M: People. [Election]
Sermon, M ay UWh. 1753. Boston, 1753. pp. (4),
42. 8 . 17.72
Shelf. No.
COTTON, John, d. 1789, aged 77.
Seasonable Warning to these Churches. A Nar-
rative of the Train-actions at Middlcborough,
In settling a Minister [Silvanus Conatit] in
the Room of Peter Thacher, deceas'd. Boston,
M,DCC,XLVI. pp. 38. 4" 16.102 and 17.144
Appendix to A Vindication of a Sermon, etc.
See Porter, J 27.13
COTTON, Nathaniel, Sermon after the Death of. See
Cotton, J 18.117
COUNCILS.
See Exeter, JV. H. (28.62); Grafton, Mass. (27.197);
llopkinton, Mass. (22.35 and 27.144, l!i); Mather, I.
(Disquisition 23.42; Usefulness 28.78). &e also: East-
ham, Mass., New London, Newbury, J/oss., Salem,
Mass.
COURSE, A, of Sermons on Early Piety. By the
Eight Ministers who carry on the Thursday-
Lecture in Boston. Boston, 1721. pp. (8), and
each sermon separately paged. 12 23.1
Contents. Preface, by I. Mather; Sermons by C.
Mather, B. Wadsworth, B. Colman, J. Sewall, T.
Prince, J. Webb, W. Cooper, T. Foxcroft, I. Mather.
COVENANT.
See Brown, J. (18.82); Bulklcy, P. (21.23); Cotton,
J. (24.45, 40); Fisher, E. (15.34); Graham, J. (16.220);
Mather, I. (16.96); Phillips, S. (24.22); Pynchon, W.
(11.27); Stone, N. (22.32); Townsend, J. (16.206); Voice
of God (27.203); WUlard, S. (Doctrine 24.33; Duty
16.97).
Cox, Sir R., bart. A Letter to Thomas Prior; Shew-
ing, A sure Method to establish the Linnen-
Manufacture. Boston, lie-printed, 1750. pp.
36, (2). 4* 26.69,133
CROSBY, Joseph.
A Copy of a Case between Joseph Crosby of
Worcester in the County of Worcester, Sadler,
Plaintiff; and Jacob Wyman of Woburn in
the County of Middlesex, Trader, Defendant.
[No title-page. 1735.] pp. 11. 4" 26.12T
CROSBY, Thomas, d. 1702.
The Work of a Christian. With another Dis-
course on Preparation for Sudden Death.
Boston, 1736. pp. (2), 34. 12 28.71,169
CROSS, Robert, and others.
A Protestation presented to The Synod, of Phila-
delphia, June 1.1741. Philadelphia: Printed
and sold by B. Franklin. 1741. pp.16. 8.. 28.89
Note. Signed by Robert Cross and 19 others, who
soon after became almost the sole members of tho
Synod, in consequence of the withdrawal of the oppo-
site, the " Brunswick " party.
CROSWELL, Andrew, d. 1785, aged 76.
An Answer to the Rev. Mr. Garden's Three First
Letters to Whitcfield. With An Appendix
Concerning Mr. Garden's Treatment of White-
field, &c. Boston, 1741. pp. (4), 60. 8 . . . 28.6,9
The Apostle's Advice to the Jaylor improved :
A Solemn Warning Au'ainst Soul Murder. In
a Discourse. Boston, 1744. pp. 29. 8 . . . 18.199
Free Justification thro' Christ's Redemption.
A Discourse at the French Meeting-House in
School-Street, October 17. 1704. In which The
New Gospel of Messirs. Bellamy and dim-
ming, is weigh'd. Boston, 17t'>">. pp. (4), ii,
24, (1). 8 16.36
The Heavenly Doctrine of Man's JuMilii-ation
Only by the Obedience of Jesus Christ, A s.r-
ino n. r.oston, M.PCC.I.Vlll. pp. xiv, 20. 8 . 10.273
A Letter to the Revd Mr. Turell, In Answer to
his Direction to hie People. Boston, 174-. pp.
10. 8 27.3
- dimming, A. Animadversions on Mr. Cros-
well's I, ate Letter 27.12
- Sober Reply to his Letter to E. Turell . . . 23.64
CROSWELL
19
DAVENPORT
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CROSWELL, Andrew, continued.
Kcply to A Display of God's special Grace, At-
tested by Dr. Colman, Dr. Sewall, Mr. Prince,
Mr. Webb, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Foxcroft, and Mr.
G-e. Boston, 1742. pp. 23. 8 16.160
- Defence of A display of God's special Grace.
See Dickinson, J 22-2
Reply to the Declaration Of a Number of Minis-
ters in Boston and Charlestown, with Regard
to the Rev. James Davenport. With a Confer-
ence relating to the Church of Eng'and Clergy,
&c. Boston, 1742. pp. 18. 8 28.77
What is Christ to Me, if He is not Mine? An-
swer to. See Williams, S 26.65
CROWN-POINT, Discourse To Soldiers, before an Ex-
pedition against. Wigglesworth, S 18.79
CRUTTENDEN, R. The Experience of R. Cruttenden.
Prefaced by George Whitefleld. Boston, Re-
printed, 1744. pp. 31. 8 27.202 and 28.101
CULLODEN, Sermon on The Victory near. Prince, T. 17.111
GUMMING, Alexander, b. 1726, d. 1763.
Animadversions on Mr. Croswell's Late Letter.
Boston, M,DCC,LXIII. pp. (4), 40. 8 .... 27.124
The New Gospel in the Writings of. See Cros-
well, A 16.36
CURRENCY, Essay, Concerning Silver and Paper . . 26.53
See also: Paper money, Trade (Medium of).
CURWIN, George, Sermon after the Death of. See
Barnard, J 17.165
CUSHING, Caleb, b. 1672, d. 1752, and others.
A Letter from Two Associations of Ministers,
to the Associated Ministers of Boston and
Charlestown, relating to the Admission of
Whitefleld into their Pulpits. With the Ad-
vice of a third Association. Boston, 1745.
pp.8. 4 26.96
Charge at the Ordination of Samuel Webster.
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CUSHING, Jonathan, d. 1769, aged 79.
Charge at the Ordination of James Pike. See
Wise, J 18.164
CUSHING, Matthew, Sermon Preach'd On the Day of
the Execution of. See Webb, J 18.107
CUSHMAN, Robert, d. 1626.
The Sin and Danger of Self-Love. A Sermon
at Plimouth. Boston, 1724. pp. (2), vi, 24.
8. [Imperfect] 18.144
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S Kneeland."
CUTLER, Timothy, b. 1683, d, 1765.
The Final Peace, Security & Happiness of the
Upright. A Sermon at Christ-Church in Bos-
ton, Novemb. 28. 1734. On the Death of John
Nelson, and of Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson. Boston,
1735. pp (6), 16. 8 18.25
DANA, James, 6. 1735, d. 1812.
Two Discourses at Cambridge, May 10, 1767.
Boston, n.DCC,Lxvn. pp. 70. 8 16.52
DANFORTH, John, b. 1660, d. 1730.
A Sermon Occasioned by the Late Earthquake.
Delivered at a Fast in Dorchester, Nov. 7.
1727. [With Peter Thacher's '' Two great
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Ifote. The signatures are continuous with S. Wil-
lard's "Israel's True Safety." Prince says of it: " At
ye end is a Declara of y Gov, Council & asserab,
agt Profaness & Iraoralities."
Address To the Reader of The Ministers of the
Gospel. See Belles, N 27.146
Shelf. No.
DANFORTII, John, continued.
Elegy on J. Belcher. See Mather, C 18.111
Funeral Poem on Mrs. Foxcroft. See Foxcroft, T. 18.20
Holy Striving Against Sinful Strife The Duty of
Godly Brethren, pp. 49-128. See Thacher, P. 25.22
Preface to Two Sermons at Dorchester. See
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DANFORTH, Samuel, b. 1626, d. 1674.
A Brief Recognition of New-Englands Errand
into the Wilderness; [an Election] Sermon on
the llth of the third Moneth, 1G70. Cambridge,
Printed by S. G. and M. J. 1671. pp. (6), 23.
4 26.143,181
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fThc Cry of Sodom Enqvired into; [Discourse]
Upon Occasion of the Condemnation of Ben-
jamin Goad. Cambridge: Printed by Marma-
duke Johnson, 1674. pp. (4), 25. 4" 17.248
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is signed "John Sherman. Urian Oakes. Thomas
Shepard."
Visit of, to the Indians. See Noyes, N 18.274
DANFORTH, Samuel, of Taunton, b. 1666, d. 1727.
Exhortation To use Utmost Endeavours to obtain
a Visit of God for the Preservation of Religion
and the Church. [An Election] Sermon, May
26.1714. Boston, 1714. pp. (2), 38. 8 . 18.277 and 28.130
Verses on the birth and death of. See Danforth, J. 38.135
DANIEL, the prophet, The Life of. In a poem. Steer,
K U.50
DANVERS, Mass. See Salem, Mass.
DART, Mrs. Hannah, Discourse sacred to the Memory
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DAVENPORT, James.
Confession & Retractations. Boston, 1744. pp.
8. 8 28.23
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U " A Letter from the Rev. Mr. Solomon Williams of
Lebanon to the Rev. Mr. Prince."
To the Reverend James Davenport on his De-
parture from Boston. With a Line to the
Scoffers at Religion. [Verses.] Added, A
Postscript to Rev. A--d--w C--W-11. By a
Female Friend. [Colophon:] Boston, 1742. pp.
8. 8 18.162 and 28.70
Chauncy, C. Letter to 16.301 and 17.124
Colman, B. Declaration of Pastors of Boston
and Charles-Town relating to 28.75
_ Letter To the Reverend Mr. Williams, Upon
reading the Confession and Retractations of . 18.156
Croswell, A. Reply to the Declaration of Min-
isters in Boston with Regard to 28.77
Pickering, T. Letter To 27.120
Williams, S. Two Letters to, With His Expla-
nation 28.51
DAVENPORT, John, 6. 1597, d. 1670.
t An Answer of the Elders of the severall
Chvrches in New-England unto Nine Posi-
tions, sent over to them (by Ministers in Eng-
land). Written in 1639. pp. 49-78. See
Mather, R 21.12 and 27.79
f Discourse about Civil Government in a New >.
Plantation Whose Design is Religion. Cam-
bridge : Printed by Samuel Green and Marma-
duke Johnson. MDCLXIII. pp. 24. 4 . . . 26.182
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The Power of Congregational Churches Asserted
and Vindicated, In Answer to J. Paget.
London, Printed for Rich. Chiswell, and to
be sold by John Usher of Boston, 1672. pp.
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DAVENPORT
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DICKINSON
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DAVENPORT, John, 6. 1597, d. 1070, continued.
The Saints Anchor-Hold, in all Storm* and Tem-
pests Sundry Sermons. London, 1661. pp.
(8), 231. 12 ................. 24.52
Defence of the Answer of the Synod at Boston
in lOii-', Against ............... 27.86
DAVENPOUT, John, d. 1730-1. Sermon at the Funoral
of. See Cooke, S ............... 18.184
DAVIES, Samuel, b. 1724, d. 1761.'
A Sermon at Nassau-Hall, January 14. 1761. On
the Death of George II. Prefixed, A brief
Account of the Author. By David Bostwick.
Bobton, n. d. pp. 32. 8 .......... 17.44
The State of Religion among The Protestant
Dissenters in Virginia. Boston, MDCCLI. pp.
44. 8' .......... . ......... 27.169
DAT, The, of Doom. Wigglesworth, M ....... 15.15
DAY, The, which the Lord hath made. Mather,
C ....................... 18.197
DEACONS.
See Foxcroft, T. (16.25) ; Webb, J. (10.26).
DEANS, A.
Account of the Last Words of Christian Kerr,
Who dyed at Edinburgh, Fourth of Febr.
1702. Boston, Re-printed, 1730. pp. (2), 22.
12 ..................... 27.204
DEATH.
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Mather, C. (Death made easie 13.44 ; Hatzar 13.40 ;
Ignorantia 27.158 ; Nehemiah 17.6, 11) ; Morrill, N.
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DEERFIELD, Mass., Account of those taken captive
at, February 29, 1703, 4, by the French and
Indians. Williams, J ............ 22.18
DEFENCE of A Display of God's special Grace.
Dickinson, J ................. 22.29
DEFENCE Of A Modest Proof. Checkley, J ..... 28.14
DEFENCE of the Answer of the Synod at Boston in
1662. Concerning Baptism, and Consociation of
Churches. Against the Reply made by the Rev-
erend John Davenport, in his Another Essay.
Cambridge : 8. Green and M. Johnson for
Hezekiah Usher of Boston. 1664. pp. (2), 46,
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DE LA GUARD, Theodore, pseud. See Ward, N.
DE LAUNE, T., Answer to. SeePigot, G ...... 16.63
DELAY ALL, John.
Appendix on a Discourse of C. Mather's. See
Keith, G ................... 13.7
DELUSIONS in Religion, Causes and Danger of.
Sergeant, J .................. 16.224
See also: Enthusiasm.
DENISON, Daniel, major-general, b. 1613, d. 1682.
Irenicon, or a Salve For New-England's Sore.
[Boston], 1684. pp. (8), 177-218. See Hub-
bard, W ................... 15.14
Funeral Discourse Occasioned by the Death of.
See Uubbard, W ............... 15.14
DESCENT into hell. Disputatio thcologica de Christ!
ad Infuros Desccnsu. Duminer, J ...... 26.6
DEUS Nobiscum. Mather, C ............ 18.222
DEVILS. Mather, C. Discourse on the Power and
Maliccof the. [Late Memorable Providences] . 13.26
- Sin and Misery of tin- Fallen Angels .... 23.3
- Nature, Number, and Operations of the . . 2:;.s
Mather, I. Cases of Conscience Concerning evil
Spirits Personating Men ........... 23.4
See als< i : An^i'la, Possession, Satan.
DEVOTION, Kbene/er, d. 1771.
The civil Ruler, a .li-nifyM Servant of the Lord,
but a living M.-III. [An Ideation] Sermon, at
Hartford, May 10th, 1703. N. London, 1703.
pp. (4), 09. 8" ................ 18.192
Shelf. No.
DEWEY, Joseph.
Hints in regard to the making of cloth. See
Woleott, R 04.9
DEXTER, Samuel, b. 1700, d. 1755.
A Call from the Dead to the Living. A Sermon
on the Death of Timothy Metcalf. Boston,
MDCCXXVIII. pp. (4), 34. 8 18.59
Our Fathers God, the Hope of Posterity.
Thoughts on the Foundation, Rise and Growth
of New England. A Discourse at Dedham on
Thanksgiving, Nov. 23. 1738. Boston, 1738.
pp. (4), ii, 51. 8 18.87, 90, 92
DIALOGUE, A, on the Christian Sacraments. What
are the Qualifications necessary in Order to
Attendance. Boston, 1702. pp. (2), 81. 8 . 27.53
DIALOGUE, A, or, Representation of Matters of Fact.
Occasioned by some Mismanagements in an
Ecclesiastical Council [in New London on
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n. p., 1736. pp. (4), 35.. 8 13.141
DICKINSON, Jonathan, 6. 16S8, d. 1747. [See Add.]
f A Defence of A Display of God's special Grace.
Against Rev. A. Crosswell. In a Letter from
the Author. Boston, 1743. pp. (2), 46. 8 . 22.29
A Defence of Presbyterian Ordination. In An-
swer to [J. Checkley's] Modest Proof. Boston,
1724. pp. (4), iii,44. 8" 28.15
- Strictures on Dickinson's Defence of Presby-
terian Ordination. See Checkley, J 2S.14
fA Display of God's special Grace. A Dialogue
About The Work of God, in the Conversion of
Sinners, in these American Parts. With An
Addition, relating to sundry Antinomian Prin-
ciples. Boston, 1742. pp. (2), vi. 111, (1). 12. 24.43
- Reply to A Display of God's special Grace.
SeeCroswell.A 16.160
Familiar Letters To a Gentleman, upon a Vari-
ety of Subjects in Religion. Boston, 1"4.">.
pp. (2), v, (1), 424. 8 s 12.21
The Reasonableness of Christianity, in Four Ser-
mons. With a Preface by Mr. Foxcroft. Bos-
ton, MDCCXXXII. pp. (2), xiv, 175. 8 ... 14.54
Reflections upon Mr. Wetmore's Letter In De-
fence of Dr. Waterland's Discourse of Regen-
eration. With Scripture-Evidence, that the
Notion of Baptismal Regeneration is danger-
ous. Boston, M.DCC,XLIV. pp. 38. 8 ... 27.118
f Remarks upon A Discourse intituled An Over-
ture Presented to the Synod of Dissenting
Ministers in Philadelphia, in September, 1728
[by J.Thomson]. New York, 1729. pp.32. 8". 16.288
Remarks upon The Postscript to [J. Checkley's]
Defence of [his] Modest Proof of the Order,
&c. Boston, 1724. pp. (2), 29. 8 . 16.191 and 27.183
A Second Vindication of God's sovereign free
Grace. Against John Beach in his God's
Sovereignty. With Reflections on Dr. Sam-
uel Johnson's Defence of Aristocles Letter
to Authadcs. Continued [b}-] Moses Dickin-
son. Boston, MDCCXLVIII. pp. 143. 8 ... 27.20
A Sermon at the opening of the Synod at Phila-
phia, September 19. 1722. Boston, 1723. pp.
(4), 24. 8 18.71
The true Scripture-Doctrine Concerning Some
Important Points of Christian Faith. Five
Discourses. With a Preface by Mr. Foxcroft.
Boston, 1741. pp. (2), xiii, (1), 2.V5. 8 . . . . 14.1
A Vindication of God's sovereign free Grace.
In Remarks upon John Beach's Sermon, from
Rom. vi. 2:{. With Reflections upon Henry
Caner's Sermon from Matth. vii. 2S, 2'.>. And
On A Letter from Aristocles to Authadcs.
Boston, 1746. pp. SO. S" 26.78
Discourse upon the divine Appointment of the
Gospel Ministry; With the Charge. See I'cm-
berton, E 17.205
DICKINSON'
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DICKINSON, Jonathan, continued.
Letters occasioned by Dickinson's Remarks upon
Dr.Waterland's Regeneration. SfeWetmore, J. 28.86
DICKINSON, Moses.
Reflections on Johnson's Defence of Aristocles
Letter, Continued. See Dickinson, J 27.20
DISCOURSE, A, Concerning the Currencies of the Brit-
ish Plantations in America. Especially their
Paper Money : Particularly In Relation to
Massachusetts-Bay. Boston, 1740. pp.62. 8. 28.52
DISCOURSE of the Contests and Dissentiors in Athens
and Rome. Swift, J 16.187
DISCOURSE, A, on Government and Religion, Calcu-
lated for the Meridian of the Thirtieth of Jan-
uary. Boston, 1750. pp. (2), ii, 7-56. 8 . . 26.115
DISCOURSE, A, shewing, That the Cause of the Diffi-
culties of Massachusetts Bay, is it's Extrava-
gancy, & not Paper Money: also What is a
safe Foundation to raise a Bank of Credit on,
with Remarks on Amicus Patrias. By Philo-
patria. Boston, 1721. pp. 16. 8" 28.155
DISPLAY of God's special Grace. Dickinson, J. . . 24.43
DISSENTING Gentleman's, The, Answer To Mr.
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DIVINE Meditations and Prayers. Smith, J 24.28
DIVINITY, The, and Humanity Of Christ, proved.
And the Personality of God distinguished;
And theirEternal Union demonstrated. By G.
G. a Layman. Newport, 1754. pp. 160. 8" . 14.7
DIXON, H. The English Instructor or, the Art of
Spelling improved. Fifth Ed., with additions.
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DODDRIDGE, P. The Care of the Soul the One Thing
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Fourth Ed. Boston, M,DCC,LXI. pp. 26. 8 . 16.159
A Plain Address to the Master of a Family, on
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DOOLITTEL, or Doolittle, Thomas. Earthquakes Ex-
plained and Practically Improved : Occasioned
By the late Earthquake on Sept. 8. 1692. in
England, and heyond Sea. Jamaica's Miseries
shew London's Mercies. London, 1693. pp.
(16), 141. 8" 23.76
A Treatise Concerning the Lords Supper : With
Three Dialogues. Nineteenth Ed. With Ad-
ditions. Boston, 1700. pp. (8), 212, (2). 12. 15.41
The Sufferings of Christ. See Vincent, T. . . . 28.74
DOOLITTLE, Benjamin, 6. 1695, tl. 1749.
An Enquiry into Enthusiasm. [Its] Original,
Progress, and Effects. Boston, 1743. pp.37. 8. 27.126
DORCHESTER, Mass., Farewel-Exhortation to the
People of. Mather. R 16.183
DOWNING, Sir George, bart, d. 16S4.
Discourse [in answer to] a Libel [entitled] An
Extract of the Regicter [sic} of the States Gen-
eral of the United Provinces, upon the Memorial
of Sir G. Downing. Added, Former and later
Proceedings of the Hollanders: By a Meaner
Hand. London, 1672. pp. (2), 31, 139, (4). 12. 22.60
Note. Relates in part to the Dutch West India
company and the New Netherlands.
DRUNKENNESS. Solomon's Caution against the Cup.
Smith, J 16.207
DUDLEY, Joseph, b. 1647, d. 1720.
Declaration, Against Prophaneness & Immo-
ralities. See Massachusetts 14.38
DUDLEY, Paul, b. 1675, d. 1751. [See Addenda.]
t Objections to the Bank of Credit Lately Pro-
jected at Boston. A Letter to John Burril.
Boston, 1714. pp. 32. 8 28.M9
- A Vindication of the Bank of Credit from the
Aspersions of. See Lynde, S. . . . 26.211 and 28.161
The Character of Judge Dudley, As it was in-
serted in the Boston-News-Letter, February
7th, 1751. See Gay, E 17.226
Slielf. No.
DUDLEY, Thomas, 6. 1576, d. 1652.
Letter to the Countess of Lincoln. See Massa-
chusetts 23.60
DUMMER, Jeremiah, d. 1739, aged about 60.
Disputatio philosophica inauguralis de Ammo-
rum Msrayyioyiw. Trajecti ad Rhenum, Clo
lo CCIH. pp. 23, (5). 4 25.5
Note. At the end are two complimentary Latin
poems, signed '* Edmundus Rally, Londinensis," and
"A. Sheppard, Londinensis."
Disputatio theologica de Christi ad Inferos
Descensu. Lugduni Batavorum, M. DCC. ii.
pp. 24, (4). 4 26.6
Note. At the end are three complimentary Latin
poems, signed "Johannes P. Orvtndi, Ungarus,"
" David Szentmihalifalvi, Transylvanus," and " Sam-
uel Trechselius, Ilelvetio-Bernensis."
Dissertatio theologico-philologica continens In-
tegritatis Codicis S. adversus Nuperas in eum
Censuras, Defensionem. Pars I. Lugduni
Batavorvm, M DCC in. pp. (20). 4 26.8
De Jure Judaaorum Sabbati. Lugduni Batavo-
rum, 1703. pp. (2), 20, (1). 4" 26.7
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signed " AEilNA'PAOS BAilM."
DUMONT, J., baron von Carlscroon. f Les Soupirs
de L' Europe &c. Or, The Groans of Europe at
the Prospect of the Present Posture of Affairs.
From the French, n.p., MDCCxm. pp. 128,
and 1 leaf folded. 8 26.120
Note. Numerous references to America.
DUNBAR, Samuel, d. 1783.
The Duty of Ministers to testify the Gospel of
the Grace of God. A Sermon in Braintree,
December 13. 1753. A Day for Humiliation
and Prayer for Divine Direction in their
Choice of a Minister. Boston, 1754. pp. (4),
23. 8 17.21T
The Presence of God with his People, their only
Safety and Happiness. [An Election] Dis-
course, May 28. 1760. Boston, 1760. pp. (-1),
37. S* 17.7G
DURY, J. Epistolicall Discourse to Thorowgood.
Concerning his conjecture that the Americans
are descended from the Israelites, pp. (16).
See Thorowgood, T 27.18
Letter to, about his Pacification. See Norton, J. 26.138
DWIGHT, Josiah, 6. 1071, d. 1744.
An Essay to Silence the Outcry against Regular
Singing. A Sermon at Framingham. Boston,
1725. pp. 16. 8 18.112
EARLE, J. Sacramental Exercises, or, The Chris-
tian's Employment, Before, At, and After
the Lord's Supper. Fourth Ed. Added,
Hymns, for Sacramental Occasions. Boston,
1725. pp. (4), 92. 12 25.20
Meditations and sweet Ejaculations while par-
ticipating of the Holy Eucharist, in A com-
panion. See Vincent, T 28.74
EARTHQUAKES.
1092. See Doolittel, T. (23.76). 1705. See Mather,
I. (23.30). Oct. 29, 1717. See Allin, J. (18.72, 124);
Barnard, J. (18.123); Colman, B. (17.127); Cooper, W.
(18.104); Cotton, J. (18.10R); Danforth, J. (18.1:55)! Fox,
J. (18.131); Foxcroft,T. (17.126,172); Gookin.N. (18.110);
Mather, C. (Boanerges 18.1C3; Terror 18.132); Mix, S.
(18.134); Paine, T. (18109); Paysou, E. (18.241); Phil-
lips, S. (24.22); Prince, T. (17.128); Rogers, J. (18.128);
Smith, J. (18.105); Sewall, J. (Duty 18.45, l.G; Repent-
ance 18.125); Some Rude Thoughts, in verse 18.127);
Wiggles-worth, S. 08.130). Nov. 18, 1755. See
Chauncy, C. (17-125).
EAST Indies. Acosta, J. de. Naturall and Morall
Historie of the 32.24
Mather, I. Wonderful Success of the Gospel in
the 23.38
EASTERBROOKES
22
EDWARDS
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EASTERBROOKES. See Estabrook, 8.
EASTUAM, J/l/... A Church of Christ Vindicated.
A Relation of Transactions In the South
CliurchatEastham. Boston, [1724]. pp.56. 8". 28.87
Lord, J. Letter to the General Convention of
Ministers of Massachusetts 27.GS
Stone.N. Additional Proposals, 1729 . 18.157 and 27.195
- On renouncing communion with the church
in Pochch 22.31
- The Veracity and Equity of the Council
in 22.34
ECCLESIASTICAL history. Historia ecclcsiastica.
Horn, G , 28.204,205
See: Baptists, Councils, England (Church of),
Friends, Genevn, Germany, Martyrs, Nonconformity,
Presbyterians, Protestants, Revivals, Scotland (Church
of), Synods, United brethren, Virginia, Windham
Co. S~e also: The towns referred to under Massachu-
setts.
ECCLESIASTICAL polity. Apthorp, E. The Consti-
tution of a Christian Church 16.1
Ashley, J. How the Jewish and Christian
Churches were constituted 17.246
Cawdrey, D. A Review of Hooker's Survey of
Church-Discipline 21.24
Checklcy, J. A Letter to J. Dickinson .... 28.54
- A Modrst Proof of the Government Settled hy
Christ and his Apostles in the Church . 27.180 and 28.11
Cotton, J. Accommodadation between Presby-
terian & Coijgregationall Churches 24.45
- The Keyes of the Kingdom of Heaven . . . 27.14
- Questions and Answers upon Church-Govern-
ment 23.61 and 23.197
Dickinson, J. Remarks upon The Postscript to
the Defence Of A Modest Proof . . 16.191 and 27.183
Firmin,G. Of Schism, Parochial Congregations
in England, and Ordination by Imposition of
Hands 22.44
Homes, W. Proposals in Ecclesiastical Govern-
ment 27.22
Hooker, T. Survey of the Summe of Church-
Discipline 11.18
Mather, C. Thirty Important Cases 28.119
Mather, R. Church-Government and Church-
Covenant Discvssed 21.12
Norton, J. Reeponsio ad Apollouium 15.32
Platform of Church-Discipline. See Cambridge,
Mass. Synod. 1648 . . . 14.59, 62, 23.63, 24.40, 27.77,
82 and 28.118, 145
Results of Three Synods. See Massachusetts . 22.0
Stoddard, 8. The Doctrine of Instituted
Churches Explained 17.247
Wigglesworth, E. Sober Remarks on A Modest
Proof 27.165
See also: Bishops, Christmas, Church, Common
prayer, Congregationalism, Consociation, Councils,
Deacons, Eldurs (Hiilim,'), Independency, Ministry,
New England, Ordination, Pastura, Presbyteries,
Schism, Synods, Tithes.
ECCLESIASTICAL unity.
See Prince, T. (17.85); Tcnncnt, G. (12.4).
EDINBURGH. Society in .Scotland for propagating
Christian Knowledge. A Short State of the
Society. Edinburgh, MDCCXXXn. pp.32. 8. 10.200
Note. Pages 30, 31 relate to America.
- (Jiving a brief Account of the Condition of tho
Highlands and Island* of Scotland, with Some
Account of this Society's Missionaries, for
Converting the Native Indians of America.
Edinburgh, Mix'cxi.l. pp.75. 8 16.201
- Account of the. Sewall, J 17.2:17
EDUCATION, Thoughts on. Burgh, J 27.75
See also : Catechising, Ireland.
EDUCATION of Children, Religious. Browne, A. . . 10.145
Shelf. No.
EDWARDS, John. The Fruits of the Spirit considered
and explained, in [a] Discourse on the eighth
Article of the Creed. Boston, 1742. pp. 8.8 18.218
EDWARDS, Jonathan, the elder, b. 1703, il. 1758.
The Church's Marriage: A Sermon at the In-
stalment of Samuel Buel at East Hampton on
Long-Island, September 19. 1746. Boston, 1740.
pp.43. 8 17.262
Copies of the Two Letters Cited by the Rev. Mr.
Clap, concerning what he has reported, as from
Mr. Edwards, concerning the Rev. Mr. White-
field. With some Reflections on the Affair.
Boston, 1745. pp. 10. 8 28.138
Discourses on Various Subjects, Nearly concern-
ing Salvation. Delivered at Northampton,
chiefly at the Time of the late pouring out of
the Spirit of God. Boston, MDCCXXXVIII. pp.
(2),vi, 286. 8 12.24
A Divine and Supernatural Light, Immediately
imparted to the Soul by the Spirit of God,
Shown to be both a Scriptural, and Rational
Doctrine; a Sermon at Northampton. Boston,
M,ncc,xxxiv. pp. (6), 31, (1). 8 10.140
Faithful Narrative of the Surprizing Work of
God in the Conversion of Many Hundred Souls
in Northampton, and the Neighbouring Towns
and Villages of New-Hampshire [,?zc] in New-
England. Written on Nov. 6. 1736. With a
Preface, By Dr. Watts and Dr. Guyse. Lon-
don, M.DCC.XXXVII. pp. xvi, 132. 12 . . . 27.189
- Same. A Shorter [preface] added by Some of
the Minister* of Boston. With an Attestation
from Some of the Ministers of Hampshire.
The Third Ed. Boston, 1738. pp. (2), viii, v,
(1),79. 8 12.25
God Glorified in the Work of Redemption, By
Man's Dcpendance. A Sermon in Boston,
July 8. 1731. Boston, 1731. pp. (4), ii, 25. 8. 16.285
Note. The address "To the Reader," pp. ii, is
signed " T. Prince, W. Cooper."
The great Concern of a Watchman for Souls. A
Sermon at the Ordination of Jonathan Judd,
in the New Precinct at Northampton, June 8.
1743. Boston, MDCCXLIII. pp. f 0. 8 . . . . 18.179
Note. " The Charge Given by the Rev. Mr. llop-
kins of Springfield," pp. 41-50.
An Humble Attempt To promote Visible Union
Of God's People in Extraordinary Prayer For
the Revival of Religion. Boston, 1747. pp.
(10), 188. 8" 15.16
Hole. After "The Contents "is a second title-page,
much more full. " The Preface " is signed " Joseph
Bewail, Thomas Prince, John Webb, Thomas Fox-
croft, Joshua Gee."
An Humble Inquiry Into The Rules of the Word
of God, Concerning the Qualifications Requisite
to full Communion in the Church. With an
Appendix by Mr. Foxcroft. Boston, 174;i.
pp. (2), v, (1), 130, 16. 4 17.24'J
.Vj/c. Two Prefaces, pp. vii, the second of which is
signed " Thomas Prince, John Webb, Thomas Fox-
croft, M. Byles."
- Answer to his Humble Inquiry concerning
Communion. See Williams, 8 17.245
Misrepresentations Corrected, And Truth vindi-
cated. In A Reply to the Rev. Solomon Wil-
liams's Book, The True State of the Question
concerning the Qualifications necessary to Com-
munion in the Sacraments. Boston, 17.")-. pp.
(2), iv, 173, (4). 8 2r,.r,l
Sinners In the Ilandsofan Angry !od. A Sermon
at Knlield, July Mil 1711. At a Time of great
Awakenings. Boston, 1741. pp. (2\2:>. 8- 1' - '.221, 252
Some Thoughts Concerning the present Revival
of Religion in New-Knu'land, a Treatise. In
Five Parts. Boston, 1742. pp. (2), iv, 373. 8 . 13.5,
EDWARDS
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ENGLAND
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EDWARDS, Jonathan, continued.
A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections, In
Three Parts. Boston, 1746. pp. (2), vi, 343,
(9). 8 11.4
The true Excellency of a Minister of the Gospel.
A Sermon at Pelham, Aug. 30. 1744. Being
the Day of the Ordination of Rohert Aber-
crombie. Boston, 1744. pp. 22. 8 17.190
Account of the Life of David Brainerd. See
Brainerd, D 11.5
Part of a Letter Giving an Account of the won-
derful Work of God in [Hampshire County].
See Williams, W 14.20
Preface to True Religion delineated. See Bel-
lamy, J 11.10
Hand, W. Answer To Edward's distinguishing
Marks, etc 27.155
EELLES, or EELLS, Nathaniel, b. 1678, d. 1750.
The Ministers of God's Word must Approve
themselves unto God. A Sermon, at Plymouth,
July, 29th. 1724. when Nathauael Leonard Was
Ordained. Boston, 1725. pp. (2), ii, 27. 8 . 18.107
The Ministers of the Gospel, as Ambassadors
for Christ. A Sermon at Taunton, Feb. 21.
1728, 9. At the Ordination of Thomas Clap.
Boston, 1729. pp. (4), ii, 47. 8 27.146
Note. The address "To the Reader," pp. ii, is
signed " John Danforth." " The Right Hand of Fellow-
ship by the Rev. Nathanael Fisher, of Dighton," pp.
43-47.
Religion is the Life of God's People : [an Elec-
tion] Sermon at Boston, May 25th. 1743. Bos-
ton 1743. pp. (4), 43. 8 17.97
Charge at the Ordination of Thaddeus Maccarty.
See Gray, E 17.183,198
EGERTON, H., bp. A Sermon before the Society for
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts, On the 21st of February, 1728. London,
1729. pp. 64, (3). 8 17.255
Note. With An Abstract of the Proceedings of the
Society; A List of the Missionaries; A List of the
Members of the Society, etc.
ELDERS, Ruling.
See Letter (28.20); Reply (28.28); Some brief (28.27);
Vindication CB.C4); White, J. (1G.166).
ELECTION, The Scripture-Doctrine Concerning. Dick-
inson, J 14.1
ELECTUARY. Electuarium Novum Alexipharmacum.
Harward, T 17.131
ELEUTHERIA. Mather, C 13.11
EHOT, Andrew, d. 1778.
A Sermon Preached October 25th. 1759. A Day
of Thanksgiving, For the Reduction of Que-
bec. Boston, M,DCC,LTX. pp. 43. 8 .... 17.109
A Sermon September 17. 1766. At the Ordina-
tion Of Ebenezer Thayer. Boston, 1766. pp.
(2), 35. 8 17.197
ELIOT, Jared, b. 16S5. d. 1763.
Give Cesar his Due. [Election] Sermon at Hart-
ford, May the llth, 1738. N. London, 1738.
pp. (2), 44. 8 18.270
The Two Witnesses; or, Religion Supported by
Reason and Divine Revelation. A Lecture-
Sermon in Lymc October 29, 1735, Before the
Association of the County of New-London.
N. London, 1736. pp. (4), 79. 8 18.205
ELIOT, John, b. 1604, d. 1690.
The Harmony of the Gospels, in the History of
the Humiliation and Sufferings of Christ.
Boston; Printed by John Foster, 1678. pp.
(4), 131. 4! 11.17
f Indiane Primer Asuh negonneycuuk. Ne
nashpe Mukkiesog Woh tauog wunnamuhkut-
tee ogketamunnate Indiane Unnontoowaonk.
Kali Meniiiuuiik wutch Mukkiesog. Mushau-
womuk, 1720. pp. 84, (165). 12 25.21
Shelf. No.
ELIOT, John, continued.
Note. Second title-page! The Indian Primer. And
Milk for Babes [by J. Cotton]. Boston, mo. IL'O.
" Mr B Green says composd by Mr Eliot, & Prin4
at Camb, abt 1G84." T. PRINCE'S note on the 1st ed.
Letter to H. Peters. See Perfect Diurnall . . . 31.4
Mamvsse Wunneetupanatamwe. See Bible . . 21.4, 6
Manitowompae. See Bayly, L. . . . 14.45, 46 and 24.42
Wurnc Ketaohomae uketoohomaongash David.
See Bible. O. T. Psalms 21.4
Wchkomaonganoo asquam, etc. See Baxter, R. 24.38
Life. See Mather, C 13.21
ELKING, H. A View of the Greenland Trade and
Whale-Fishery. London, MDCCXXII. pp. 68. 8. 27.50
ELLIS, J., jr., Answer to the Objections made by.
See Hudson, 8 32.23
ELT, bp. of. See Greene, T.
EMERSON, Joseph, b. 1700, d. 1767.
Early Piety Encouraged. A Discourse occa-
eion'd by the Death of a Young Woman of
Maiden, of the Throat-Distemper, Sept. 6,
1738. Boston, 1738. pp. (2), viii, 30, 8" . . . 28.191
Exhortation to his People With Respect to
Variety of Ministers. Boston, 1742. pp.18. 8. 27.199
Heart-Purity Encourag'd and Press'd. A Ser-
mon at Maiden Decemb. 4th. 1726. Boston,
1727. pp. (2), 63. 12" 15.00
The Important Duty Of a Timely Seeking of
God Urged; A Sermon, April llth. 1725.
With a Preface by Cotton Mather. Boston,
1727. pp. (2), viii, 54. 12" 15.23
Meat out of the Eater, and Sweetness out of the
Strong. A Sermon at Maiden, September
28th. 1735. Boston, 1735. pp. (4), iv, 23. 8 . 16.240
An Offering of Memorial. Or The Penitent call-
ing the Sins of his Youth to Remembrance. A
Discourse from Psalm xxv. 7. Boston, 1732.
pp. (4), 19. 8 16.263
Wisdom is justified of all her Children. A Ser-
mon in Boston, August 26. 1742. Boston, 1742.
pp. 26, (3). 8 18.43
A Word to those that are afflicted very much.
A Sermon in Maiden, October 20th 1738. On
the repeated Deaths of Children in said Town,
by the Throat Distemper. Boston, 1738. pp.
(4), 26. 8 28.192
EMERSON, Joseph, b. 1724, d. 1775.
A Thanksgiving Sermon, at Pepperrell, January
3d 1760. [On] the Removal of Sickness, and
the Return of many Soldiers from the Army.
Boston, 1760. pp. (4), 25. 8 18.83
A Thanksgiving-Sermon at Pepperrell, July
24th. 1766. On the Repeal of the Stamp-Act.
Boston, M.DCC.LXVI. pp. l!7. 8 17.103
ENGLAND. Bohun, W. Brief View of Ecclesiastical
Jurisdiction in 26.224
Mather, C. Eleutheria: or, An Idea of the Ref-
ormation in 13.11
See also: London.
ENGLAND, Church of. Brief Account of the Revenues
of the Bishops in the 22.38
Mather, S. Against the Ceremonies of the . . 16.225
Plain Reasons For Dissenting from the .... 27.193
Towgood, M. The Dissenting Gentleman's An-
swer to the Reverend Mr. White's Three
Letters 26.9T
See also: Nonconformity, Separation.
ENGLAND, Church of, in America. Hobart, N. Sec-
ond Address 26.79
Second Letter From a Minister of the Church of
England To his Dissenting Parishioners. See
Letter 27.6
Some Remarks upon A letter from a Minister of
the Church of England to liin dissenting Pa-
rishioners 27.56
ENGLAND
FISHER
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ENGLAND, Church of, in America, continued.
Sumo i;o:nar;;s upo-i a Second Letter from the
Church .if Kngl.md Minister 26.100
ENGLISH language. The English Instructor or, the
Art of Spelling. Dixon, II 14.5
ENQUIRY, An, into the Reasons of the Conduct of
(ircat Britain, With Relation to the State of
Affairs i;i Knrope. Published (here) for the
Information of the Inhabitants of New-Eng-
land. Boston, 1727. pp. 103. 8 27.100
ENTHUSIASM.
See Chauncy, C. (10.301 and 17.124); Doolittle, B.
(27.126). See also : Delusions.
EPISCOPACY.
See Mather, C. (28.47); Prince, N. (10.189); Walter,
T. (27.122). See also : Bishops.
ERSKINE, R. Gospel Sonnets, or, Spiritual Songs.
Fifth Ed. Philadelphia: Re-printed and Sold
by [mutilated] Franklin, in Market-street,
1740. pp. xvi, 270. 8. [Imperfect] 29.5
A Letter to Geo. Whitefield. Philadelphia:
Printed and Sold by B. Franklin, 1741. pp.
14. 8 28.103
ESSAY, An, Concerning Silver and Paper Currencies,
especially with Regard to New-England Bos-
ton, [1738]. pp. (2), 23. 8 26.53,105
- A Reply to the Essay. See Inquiry .... 27.39
ESSAY, An, on the Merchandize of Slaves & Souls of
Men, Revel, xvin. 13. with an Application to
the Church of Rome. Added, An Exercita-
tion on Numb. xxxn. 10, 11. 12. With an Oc-
casional Meditation on I. Sam. xxni. 11, 12.
By a Gentleman. Boston, MDCCXXXI. pp.
(4), iv. 63. 4 [See Addenda.] 26.32
ESSAY Upon that Paradox, etc. Walter, T 27.122
ESTABROOK, Joseph, d. 1711, aged about 68.
Abraham the Passenger his Privilege and Duty.
Election-Sermon, May 30. 1705. Boston, 1705.
pp. (2), 22. 4 26.158
ESTABROOK, Samuel, d. 1727, aged 52.
A Sermon Shewing that the Peace and .Quiet-
ness Of a People Is a main part of the Wort of
Civil Rulers. Deliver'd at Hartford May the
8th. 1718. the Day for the Election. New-Lon-
don, 1718. pp. (2), 26. 8 18.272
EUROPE. Dumont J. Les Soupirs de L' 26.120
Enquiry into the Reasons of the Conduct of
Great Britain, With Relation to, 1727 .... 27.160
See also: England, Great Britain, Ireland, Nether-
lands, Scotland, Spain, Treaties.
EDSEBIUS Inermatus. Just Remarks On a late Book,
Intitled, " Eleuthcrius Enervatus, Or an An-
swer to a Pamphlet, Intituled, The Divine Right
of Presbyterian Ordination &c. argued. Done
by way of Dialogue between Ensebins and
Elcutherius; with two Letters. By 1'hilelutli.
Bangor, V. E. B. Boston, MDCCXXXIII. pp:
(2), 158 [156]. 8 [Sec Addenda.] 22.13,21
Note. See Scripture-Bishop and Prajlaticus Tri-
umphatus.
EVANS, Thomas, of Penc.nder.
The Querists, or, An Extract,. See Querists . . 26.265
EVIDENCES of a revelation.
See Dickinson, J. ill M) ; Eliot, J. (18.20.T); Mather,
I. (23.45) ; Walton, J. (28.24). See also : Infidelity.
EVIDENT Advantages, The, to (ircat Britain from tho
Approaching War. AiMr.l I'ians nf Havana
and Porto-Belo. London, 1727. pp. (4), 44. 8". 27.71
]:\VI.H, .!. ( 'haii'icy, ('. Kcmarks mi a Sermon by .
Livingston, \V . Letter to 27. .">'.'
J'.\ \IT Lii-t, An.ofl'arliamcnt. Ad.lcd.Th" TniMccs
fur < Ic.iru'ia, .-rid tin- |'|:IC,TI of Ihcir \lio.lc.
L HI.|.>:I, 17:; 1. M'. :;>. 12 13.41
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EXAMINATION of and some Answer to, A Narrative
and Defence of the Proceedings of the Minis-
ters of Hampshire, who disapproved of Mr.
Breck's Settlement at Springfield. Boston,
1736. pp. (4), 98. 8 27.8
EXAMINATION of the Power of the Fraternity. Stod-
dard, S 18.176,182
EXAMINER, The, examin'd. Brown, J 27.182
EXAMINER, The, Or Gilbert against Tennent. Han-
cock, J 27.98
EXETER, X. 77. The Result of a Council of Ten
Churches, Jan. 31. 1743. Boston, 1744. pp.
16. 8 28.62
EiTOR, C. L. von, The Surprising History of. Ma-
ther, C 23.41
EXTRACT from the Political State of Great Britain,
for the Month of December, 1730. [No title-
page.] pp. 16. 8 26.214, 215
Kale. Contains an account of the controversy in
Massachusetts respecting the Governor's salary.
FAITH.
See Balch, W. (16.212) ; Cotton, J. Treatise (23.01 and
28.197) ; Dana, J. (1G.52); Dickinson, J. (14.1); Lee, S.
(24 17); Mather, N. (16.100); Mather, S. (23.48); Stone, N.
(24.36); Williams, S. (26.6.5); Willison, J. (18.245). See
also : Righteousness, Self-righteousness.
FAITHFUL Narrative of God's gracious Dealings.
Moody, S 28.55
FAMILY, The.
See Homes, W. (15,23); Wadsworth, B. (25.4).
FAMILY religion.
See Dodd' ridge, P. (17.130); Sewall, J. 05.11); White-
field, G. (15.57).
FAMTLY-RELiGroN Excited. Mather, C 18.202
FASCICULUS Viventium. Mather, C 18.231
FERRARI, F. Novum Lexicon Geographicurn, Michael
Antonivs Bavdrand auctiorem fecit. Accesse-
runt Dominici Magri, Appendices & Correc-
tiones. Isenaci, M. DC.LXXVIT. pp. (10), 530,
(2), 484, (22). f 30.2
Note. tinder "America" this lexicon fives a list of
the countries described. Many of the articles are long.
FrNLEY, Samuel, b. 1715, d. 1766.
Christ Triumphing, and Satan Raging. A Scr-
mon On Matth. xn. 23. at Nottingham in Pen-
sylvania. Boston, 1742. pp. 32. 8" 16.119
A Letter to a Friend [in defence of George White-
field. No title-page. About 1742.] pp.12. 12. 28.90
Satan strip'd of his angeliek Robe: the Sub-
stance of several Sermons at Philadelphia,
January 1742-3. Shewing the Nature of Delu-
sion. With an Application to the Moravians.
Philadelphia, n. d. pp. xii, 42. 8 ...... 18.22T
FfRMtN, Giles, 6. 1G17, d. 1697.
The Real Christian, or a Treatise of Effectual
Calling. London, 1670. pp. (48), 321 [320]. 4. 11.22
Note. References to various American author*.
Of Schism. Parochial Congregations in Eng-
land, and Ordination by Imposition of Hand*,
Wherein Dr. Owen's Discovery of The True
Nature of Schism is examined, with Mr. Xoycs
of New England his Arguments against Impo-
sition of hands in Ordination. London, 1658.
pp. (10), 157, (1). 8 22.44
Reply to Croswcll's Answer to Firmin's Eight
Arguments. ,SVv Williams, S 26.05
FISH, Joseph, i>/' stiiiiiiii/tnii.
Right Hand of l-Yllowship at the Ordination of
l.<vi Hart. SeeLord.B ' 17.206
Frsnru, Hugh, <! 1734.
The divine right of private Judgment. A Reply
to .loMah Smith's Answer to a Postscript I . V
I'rc>crval ivc. With Ueinarks on Nathan I'.as-
M-tt's Appendix, liosl 17.U. pp.;2),lnl. h". 27.133
FISHER
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FISHER, Hugh, continued.
A Preservative from damnable Errors, in the
Uuction of the Holy One. A Sermon at the
opening of a Presbytery, at Charlestown in S.
Carolina. "With Remarks, upon Mr. Smith's
Preface, and Sermon, n. p., MDCCXXX. pp.
(2), 84. 8 16.215, 257
FISHER, J., Expostulation with, concerning his Un-
fair-dealing in his Review of Mr. Robe's Pref-
ace. See "Willison, J 28.146
FISHER, Nathanael, of Diyhton.
Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
Thomas Clap. See Belles, N 27.146
FlSK, Phineas, d. 1738, aged 55.
The Good Subject's Wish or, The Desirableness
of the Divine Presence with Civil Rulers. [An
Election] Sermon, at Hartford, May 12th 1726.
N. London, 1726. pp. (4), 38. 12 13.188
VISE, Samuel, b. 1689, d. 1770.
The Character of the Candidates for Civil Gov-
ernment, especially for Council. [An Elec-
tion] Sermon. May 26th. MDCCXXXI. Boston,
1731. pp. 50. 8 17.115
Controversy between Samuel Fisk, and Brethren
of the First Church in Salem. See Just and
Impartial 27.26
Letter Relating to the Divisions in the first
Church of Salem 28.53
FISKE, Moses.
Address To the Christian Reader of Unbelief De-
tected. See Thacher, P 15.55
FITCH, Jabez, 6. 1672, d. 1746.
Discourse On Serious Piety, A Sermon upon the
Death of Mrs. Mary Martyn. Added, A Ser-
mon on the Golden Rule of Justice. Boston,
1725. pp. (4), ii, 37. 8 16.196, 248
FITCH, James, b. 1622, d. 1702.
An Explanation of the Solemn Advice, by the
Council in Connecticut, to the Inhabitants, Re-
specting the Reformation of those Evils, which
have been the Cause of the late Judgments
upon New-England. Boston, 1683. pp. (8),
133. 8 15.31
JVote. "The Covenant Renewed by the Church
in Norwich March 22. 1C75," pp. 67-72; "A Brief Dis-
course Proving that the First Day of the Week is the
Christian Sabbath," pp. 73-133. The latter has a sepa-
rate title-page.
An Holy Connexion, Or a true Agreement Be-
tween Jehovahs being a Wall of Fire to his
People, and the Glory in the midst thereof.
[An Election] Sermon at Hartford May 14. 1674.
Cambridge: Printed by Samuel Green, 1674.
pp. (4), 20. 4 26.148
Note. An address to the "Christian Reader," pp.
4, is signed "John Whiting. Joseph Haiues."
FLAVEL, J. The Great Design and Scope of the Gos-
pel Opened. An Extract from Flavel's Eng-
land's Duty. With a Preface by Mr. Byles.
Boston, 1741. pp. (8), 28, (2). 8 28.21
Prophane Swearing Condemn'd at the Bar of Rea-
son. Taken from the Works of Flavel. Par-
ticularly recommended to the Merchants of
Boston, &c. As proper to be given to their
Mariners. Boston, 1731. pp. (2), 22. 8. . . 16.232
The Reasonableness of Personal Reformation,
and the Necessity of Conversion. Boston, 1725.
pp. (12), 144. 12 15.52
A Word To the Well-Wishers Of the Good
Work of God in this Land. Boston, 1742. pp.
23. 8 28.63
Note. An extract from his " Blow at the root."
FMNT, Josiah.
Address To the Reader of The Necessity of The
pouring out of the Spirit. See Adams, W. . 18.2C
Shelf. No.
FLYNT, Henry, b. 1675, d. 1760.
An Appeal to the Consciences of a degenerate
People, for the Vindication of God's Proceed-
ings with them. A Sermon in Boston, April
3. 1729. Boston, 1729. pp. (4), 19. 8. 16.67 and 17.161
A Caution to Sinners against abusing the Pa-
tience of God, by a progress in Sin. A. Sermon
to the Scholars in the College Hall February
8th. 1735, 6. Boston, 1736. pp. (4), 20. 8 . . 16.129
The Doctrine of the Last Judgment, Asserted
and Explained, In Two Discourses on Ro-
mans ii. 16. Boston, 1714. pp. (2), ii, 28. 4. 16.173
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Oratio Funebris in Obitum Benjamins Wads-
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in Aula Academies. Bostoni, MDCCXXXVrr.
pp. (2), 9. 8' 17.176
Twenty Sermons on Various Subjects. Boston,
MDCCXXXIX. pp. (2), iv, 312. 8" 11.13,14
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Appleton, N. Discourse after the Funeral of . 17.38, 42
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FORDYCE, J. The Folly, Sin, and Misery of Unlawful
Pleasure. A Sermon before the General As-
sembly of the Church of Scotland, Muy 25, 1750.
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FORESTS. Charta de Foresta. Care, H 22.22
FORMS of Daily Prayer. Smith, J 24.23
FORT Du Quesne, Penn., Defeat of Braddoek near.
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FOSTER, John and Abigail. Mather, C. Sermon upon
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Mather,!. Discourse Occasioned by the Death of. 23.5
Fox, George, b. 1624, d. 1690, and Burnyeat, John.
A New-England Fire-Brand Quenched, in An-
swer unto a Lying, Slanderous Book, Enti-
tuled ; George Fox Digged out of his Burrows,
&c. Printed at Boston in 1676. of one Roger
Williams of Providence in New-England, n.
p., M DC Lxxvra. In Two Parts, pp. (28),
233; (2), 255, (1). 4 H-23
Fox, John, d. 1756, aged 78.
God by his Power causes the Earth and its In-
habitants to tremble. The substance of Two
Sermons, On I. Sam. xiv. 15. Preached soon
after the Earthquake, at Wobourn. Boston,
1728. pp. (2), 58. 8 18.131
Time and the End of Time, In Two Discourses;
The first about Redemption of Time ; The sec-
ond about Consideration of our latter End.
Boston, 1701. pp. (2), 234, (1). 8" 15.50
FOXCROFT, Mrs. Elizabeth Danforth, d. 1721. Ser-
mon after the Funeral of. See Foxcroft, T. . 18.23
FOXCROFT, Francis, d. 1727. Funeral-Discourse after
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An Apology In Behalf of The Revd. Mr. White-
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the Rev. Mr: Foxcroft 26 - 95
The Blessings of a Soul in Health to be supremely
wish'd for. A Sermon Deliver'd (in Part) at a
Family-Meeting in private, Mar. 3. 174 , 2.
Boston, 1742. pp. (4), 52. 8 16.21,24
A Brief Display Of Mordecai's Excel'.ent Char-
acter. A Sermon after the Funeral of Penn
Townsend. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 42. 8. . 17.59
The Character of Anna, the Prophetess. A Ser-
mon after the Funeral of Dame Bridget Usher.
With a Preface by the Reverend Mr. Wads-
worth. Boston, MDCCXXiir. pp. (4), iii, (1),
62. 8 13-119
FOXCROFT
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FOXCROFT, Thomas, continued.
Cleansing our Way in Youth Press'd : And Ob-
serving the Word of God Recommended. A
Discourse. Boston, 1719. pp. (8), 192. 8 . 12.30, 37
The day of a godly Man's Death, Better than the
day of his Birth. A Sermon, Feh. 25. 1722.
Boston, 1722. pp. (2), ii, 196, (1). 8 .... 12.44, 48
Note. Paged continuously with this (pp. 40-126
and 127-IIU), but having separate titles, are his " Two
Sermons shewing IIow to Begin," etc., and " The
Duty of the Godly."
Death the Destroyer of Earthly and False Hopes.
A Sermon on January 30. 1725. Boston, 1726.
pp. (2), 25. S 16.236
A Discourse Concerning Kindness. A Sermon
in Boston, Febr. 28th. 1719, 20. Boston, 1720.
pp. (2), 36. 8 18.230
A Discourse preparatory To the Choice of a
Minister. The Substance of two Sermons, June
11. 1727. Boston, 1727. pp. (2), 67. 8 ... 17.170
The Divine Right of Deacons. A Sermon On
the Ordination of Zechariah Thayer, May 23.
1731. Boston, 1731. pp. (4), 42, (1). 8" ... 16.25
The Duty of the Godly Among a Professing
People, to be Intercessors & Reformers, In a
Day of the Lord's Anger. See, above, bis
" Day," etc 12.44, 48
Eli the Priest dying Suddenly. A Sermon, June
19. 1729. Upon the Death of the Reverend John
Wil Hams and of the Reverend Thomas Bio wers.
Boston, M DCC xxix. pp. (4), ii, 36, (5).
8 17.66,171
God the Judge, putting down One, and setting
up Another. A Sermon Upon the Death of
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Boston, MDCCXXVH. pp. (4), v [iv], 39.
8 17.63,169
God's Face set against an Incorrigible People.
A Sermon, July 30. 1724. Boston, 1724. pp.
(2), v, (1), 50. 8 16.265 and 18.140
Grateful Reflexions on the signal Appearances
of Divine Providence for Great Britain and its
Colonies in America. A Sermon, October 9.
1760. On the Surrender of Montreal. Boston,
1760. pp. (4), 36. 8 17.112
Humilis Confessio : The Saints united Confes-
sion, in Disparagement of their own Right-
eousness. A Sennon, Jan. 30. 1749, 50. Bos-
ton, MDCCL. pp. (4), 64. 8 16.23
The Importance of Ministers being Men in
Christ. A Sermon at Milton, Nov. 13. 1728.
Upon the Ordination of John Taylor. Boston,
1728. pp. (4), 59. 8 s 27.147, 152
Observations on the Rise and Primitive State of
New-England. With special Reference to the
first Church in Boston. A [Century] Sermon
Aug. 23. 1730. Boston, M DCC XXX. pp. (8),
46. 8 27.23
A Practical Discourse Relating to the Gospel-
Ministry. Prcach'd At his Ordination in Bos-
ton, November 20. 1717. With a Preface hy
the Reverend Mr. Benjamin Wadsworth. Bos-
ton, 1718 pp. (2), iv,65. 8- 18.181
f The Ruling & Ordaining Power of Congrega-
tional Bishops, or Presbyters, Defended. Be-
ing Remarks on 1*. Barclay's Persuasive.
Boston, 1724. pp,,(2), 45. 8" 27.106
Note. This is to be considered as an appendix to
E. Wk'Klesworth's " Sober Remarks," and is BO called
in ft note to the publisher's n<l<lrrt^ in thi 1 p n<l nli-
tion of that work. See alto: Foxcroft's "Vindica-
tion," below.
Seasonable Memento fur New Year's Day. A
Sermon, January 1. 1746,-7. Boston, 1747.
pp. (4), 76. 8 10.12
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FOXCKOFT, Thomas, continued.
Sermon at Cambridge, After the Funeral of Mrs.
Elizabeth Foxeroft. With an Addition, refer-
ring to Her Death. Also a Funeral Poem of
the Reverend John Danforth. Boston, 1721.
pp. (4), iv, 55. 8 18.28
Two Sermons shewing How to Begin and End
the Year. Added a Discourse on Jer. xviii,
20. See, above, his " Day," etc 12.44, 48
Some seasonable Thoughts on Evangflii: Preach-
ing. A Sermon in Boston, Oct. 23. 1740. Oc-
easion'd By the late Visit of Mr. Whitefield.
Boston, 1740. pp. (4), 47. 4 .... 16.22 and 2<3.04
t A Vindication of the Appendix to the Sober Re-
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Proof. Boston, MDCCXXV. pp. (4), 59. 8 . 27.138
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The Voice of the Lord, From The Deep Places
of the Earth. A Sermon in Boston, Nov. 23.
1727. Boston, MDCCXXVH. pp. (4), 52. 8. 17.126, 172
Address To the Reader of All Mankind, by Na-
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Epistle Prefatory to Mrs. Gerrish's Letters. See
Appleton, N 17.48
Exhortations 85 Directions to Young People.
Boston-Lecture, May 18, 1721. pp. 65. [Course
of Sermons] 231
Preface and Appendix to An Humble Inquiry,
etc. See Edwards, J., the elder 17.249
Preface to All Power in Heaven, etc. See Pem-
berton, E 17.244
Preface to Believers in Christ, etc. See Lord, B. 1(3.260
Preface to Nathanacl's Character displayed. See
Chauncy, C 18.21
Preface to Reasonableness of Christianity. See
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Preface to The woful Condition of Impenitent
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FRANCKE, A. H.
Vita Franckii : Cui adjecta est, Narratio Rerum
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iv, 31, 11, (1). 8 17.132 and 26.231
Note. Francke's Life, begun by himself, is con-
cluded by Michael Alberti, who ia also the author of
the Narratio.
Account of some Good & Great Things. See
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A Letter Concerning the most useful Way of
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pp. 55-86. See Jennings, J 18.160
Pietas Ilallensis, Extracts from. See White-
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FRATERNITY, An Examination of the Power of the.
Stoddard, S 18.176, 182
FREE-GRACE Maintained & Improved. Mather, C. . 28.122
FREE Grace indeed I Letter to J. Wesley. White-
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FRIENDLY Check, A, from a Kind Relation, To the
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tian Divinity, as Preached by the Quakers . . 21.1
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Makemie, F. Narrative of n Late Ditlerence
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Pratt, P. Recovery from the Errors of Quaker-
ism 27.157
Tenncnt, (!. Reply to The Doctrine of Chris-
tianity, as hc!,l l.y H," Quakers, \indic-ited . . 12.12
Whiting, J. Truth and Inuoceney Defended . 12.20
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18.52
FRIENDS, continued.
Williams, R. George Fox Digg'd out of his
Burrowes
Sea also: Adamson, M. (27.131); Bollcs, J. (14.55);
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FRINK, Thomas.
The beautiful Appearance of the Messengers of
Christ. A Sermon at Stafford In Connecticut,
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FRIZELL, John, d. 1723. Funeral Sermon on. See
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GARDEN, Alexander, b. 1685, d. 1756.
Six Letters to Whitefield. On Justification; on
The Case between Mr. Whitefield and Dr.
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concerning Tillotson, nnd The Whole Duty of
Man; and on his Letter concerning the Ne-
groes. With Whitefield's Answer to the first
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Misconstruction], Misrepresentation, Cavil, Hi-Na-
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by Mr. Prince.
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GAY, Ebenezer, 6. 1696, d. 1787.
The Character and Work of a good Ruler, and
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The Duty of People to pray for and praise their
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1730. Boston, 1730. pp. 35. 8 16.132
_ Ministers are Men of Like Passions with Others.
A Sermon at Barnstable, May 12. 1725. The
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Boston, 1725. pp. (6), 41. 8 . . . 17.272 and 27.150
Natural Religion, As Distinguish'd from Re-
vealed: A Sermon at the Dudleian-Lecture,
May 9. 1759. Boston, 1759. pp. 34, 4. 8 . . 17.226
Note. Appended is "The Character of Judge
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1751," pp. 4.
The true Spirit of a Gospel-Minister. A [Con-
vention] Sermon in Boston; May 29. 1746.
Boston, 1746. pp. 33, (1). 8 17.210
The untimely Death of a Man of God. A Ser-
mon at the Funeral of the Reverend John Han-
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GEARING, H., Account of the Life of, with the Char-
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GEE, Mrs. Sarah Rogers, d. 1730. Sermon on the
Death of. See Thacher, P 17.56
GEE, Joshua, 6. 1698, d. 1748.
Israel's Mourning For Aaron's Death. A Ser-
mon After the Death of Cotton Mather. Bos-
ton, MDCCXXVllir pp. (4), 34. 8 17.24
f The Strait Gate And The Narrow Way. Two
Sermons, Upon Matth. VII. 13, 14. Boston,
1729. pp. (2), 103. 12 e 15.40
Address To the Reader of The Widow of Nairn.
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GEE, Joshua, continued.
Hancock, J. Reply to Gee's Letter on the Tes-
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Prescott, B. Letter In Answer to His to N.Eells.
GENEVA, Church History, Political and Geographical
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GEOGRAPHY. Ferrari, F. Lexicon Gcographicum . 30.2
Morden, R. Geography Rectified 31.5
Purchas, S. His Pilgrimage 30a.4
Stafforde, R. Description of all Empires and
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See also: Atlas, Bermudas, Boston, Brunswick,
(Me.), Canada, Cape Breton, East Indies, Geneva,
Guiana, Havana, Louisiana, Maps, Nova Scotia, Por-
tobello, Virginia, West Indies, World,
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Bewail, J. Sermon Upon the Tidings of the
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GEORGE II, king of England. Cooper, S. Sermon
Upon the Death of 17- 67
Davies, S. Sermon on the Death of 17.44
GEORGIA. Smith, S. Sermon before the Trustees for. 16.5
The Trustees for. See Exact List, etc 13.41
Whitefield, G. Account of Money Received for
the Orphan-House in 26.100
_ Continuation of the Account of the Orphan-
House in
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GEREE, John.
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GERMANY. Narratio Rerum Memorabilium in Eecle-
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GIBSON, E. Pastoral Letter. OccasionM by some
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Two Letters : The First, To Masters and Mis-
tresses in the English Plantations abroad;
Exhorting to the Instruction of their Negroes
in the Christian Faith. The Second, To the
Missionaries there. Prefix'd, An Address to
Serious Christians among our selves, to Assist
the Society for Propagating the Gospel. Lon-
don, M.ncc.xxix. pp.31. 8 27 -2
Whitefield, G. Answer to Observations upon the
Conduct of Methodists. In Two Letters to, 1744. 26.90
_ The Bishop of London's Pastoral Letter An-
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GIDDINGE, William.- The pretended Plain Narrative
convicted of Fraud. See Ipswich, Mass. .. 26.67
GLASGOW, University of, To the Rector : And Pro-
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>D A rtamning God not an object of love. See Camming,
A. (27.124). Glory of. Bailey, J. (23.56,58); Blair,
S. (12.34); Colman, B. (Glory 16.151; God 16.29). Tn-
comprehensibleness of. Colman, B. (24.34). Om-
niscience of. Whitman, S. (1S/J51). Sovereignty
of. Cheever, S. (1S.27G); Cooke, S. (28.44); Johnson, S.
(27.140); Wigglesworth, E. (28.43), See also: Colman,
li. 06.28); Cotton, J. (27.104); Flynt, H. (16.C7 and
17.161); Harward, T. (16.23d and 26.235); Mather, C.
(18.222); Phillips, S. (16.113, 115); Wadsworth, B.
(14.62); Williams, E. (18.194). See also: Trinity.
GOLD
28
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GOLD Coins, Considerations on Lowering the Value
of 26.54
GOOD Old Age, A. Mather, C 28.18
GOOD Works carefully to be iriaintain'd. [Title-page
wanting.] pp. 22. 8 16.271
GOODWIN, John. Narrative of his Haunted Chil-
drun. See Mather, C 13.26
GOODWIN, Thomas.
Epistle To the Reader of The Grounds and
Ends, etc. See Cotton, J 27.54
Epistle To the Reader of The Application of Re-
demptio.i, etc. See Hooker, T 13.2
Preface to A Survey of the Sumine of Church-
Discipline. See Hooker, T 11.18
GOOKJN, Nathaniel, b. 1687, d. 1704.
The Day of Trouble near, The Tokens, and a
Due Preparation ; Three Sermons. Added,
A Sermon on Deuteronomy V. 29. And an
Account of the Earthquake, in Hampton, And
something Remarkable of Thunder and Light-
ning, in 1727. Boston, M.DCC.XXVIII. pp. (8),
75. 8 18.110
GORTON, Samuol, b. about 1600, d. after 1676.
An incorruptible Key Composed of the CX.
Psalme, wherewith You may open the rest of
the hol^ Scriptures, n. p., 1647. pp. (2). 6,
(24), 120, 119. 4 13.4a
t Simplicities Defence against Seven-Headed
Policy. Or Innoceucy Vindicated, being un-
justly Accused, and sorely Censured, by that
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GOVERNMENT.
See Colman, B. (1G.31); Davenport, J. (2G.1S2); Dis-
course (20.115); Pemberton, E. (22.5G). See also: Con-
science (Liberty of), Grand jurors, Judges, Laws,
Magistrates, Plantations, Persecution, Rulers, Tolera-
tion.
GRACE.
See Alleine, R. (22.58)- Clark, P. (16.226, 235); Cros-
well, A. (1G.1GO); Defence (22.20); Dickinson, J.
(Second 27.20; True 14.1); Vindication 26.78); Dan-
cock, J. (16.55); Mather. C. (Free-Grace 28.122; Grace
18.225); Mather, W. (18.149, 264); Mayhew, E. (21.3);
Short, (18 149, 264); Stone, N. (24.36); Vincent, N.
(H..V1); Wesley, J. (18.201); Whiteficld, G. (Free 27.200;
Letter, 28.98, 13G); Williams, E. (18.2GS). See also:
Covenant.
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Moravian Protestant Church of the United
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GRATTON, Mass. A Result of a Council of Churches
at G rafton, October 2d. 1744. [No title-page.]
PP.11. 8" 27.197
GRAHAM, John, b. 1694, d. 1774.
The Duty of Renewing their Baptismal Cove-
nant Proved and Urged upon the Adult Chil-
dren of Professing Parents. Boston, 1734.
pp. (G), 13. 8 16.220
GRAND Jurors Duty Considered. Boston. 1724. pp.
16. 8" 18.252
GRAND Question, The, Whether War, or no War,
with Spain. London, MDOCXXXIX. pp. 32. 8. 26.119
X'ltf. Allusions to America, p;>. IS-*, -.'-I, L'H.
GRATITUDE, An Essay concerning. Mather, s. . . 26.77
GRAY, A., of (.''iinymr. Sermon Upon the Great Sal-
vation. Boston, 17:1!. pp. (2), 22. 12 ... 16.202
Note. Pages 19-22 contain "Four Hymns by an-
other Hun i."
The Spiritual Warfare; or, Sermons Concerning
Mortification. Added Two Sermons concern-
Ing Contentment. Boston, 1720. pp. (4), 140.
12" 14.3
GRAY, Kilward. d. 17. r >7. Sermon after the Death
of. Sue Cliauncy, C 17.55
Shelf. No.
GRAY, Ellis, d. 1753, aged 36.
The Design of the Institution of the Gospel-Min-
istry. A Sermon, September 27. 1741. in Bos-
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the charter of the Society for the propagation of the
gospel in New England.
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I, Pretender (The).
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tion-Meeting. Boston, 1762. pp. 12. 8M7.23S. and 18.60
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ton, 1743. pp.32. 8 27.98
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HARRINGTON, Timothy, b. 1716, d. 1795.
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ter, May 28 th - 1753. Boston, 1753. pp. (4), 29.
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HENCHMAN, Nathaniel, d. 1761.
Letter to the Reverend William Hobby, Occa-
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and Conduct. Boston, 1745. pp. 12. 4 . .
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HERVEV, James. Sermon Upon the Death of. See
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land. [An Election] Sermon, on the 27 day of
May 16')3. Cambridge: Printed by Samuel
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- Same. See Mitchell, J ........... . 28.41
Our Dying Saviour's Legacy of Peace. Also a
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Printed by Samuel Grern for John Usher
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riall. See Morton, X ............. 12 .^
Epistle Dedicatory to Xew Knglaud's Duty, etc.
Sec Noyes, N ................. 1S.274
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dia company of the Austrian Netherlands ; No. 40, an
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peror and the king of Spain, the Representation of the
Dutch W. I. company against the treaty, and the As-
sicnto; No. 52, pp. 240-290, No. 61, pp. 1-4J, and No. 74,
pp. 119, 1'JO, relate to the American colonies.
HISTORY, A, of Seasonable Interpositions. Mather, C. 23.143
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HOBART, Nehemiah, 6. 1648, d. 1712.
The Absence of the Comforter Described and
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HOBART, Noah, b. 1706, d. 1773.
Ministers of the Gospel considered as Fellow-
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Second Address to the Episcopal Separation in
New-England. Occasioned By the Exceptions
made to the former, by Dr. Johnson, Mr. Wet-
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HOBBY, William, 6. 1707, d. 1705.
The Happiness of a People, having God for their
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Self-Examination Urged and Applied, in Ser-
mons at Reading. Boston, 1746. pp. (2), vi,
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HOI.YOKE, Edward, d. 1660.
The Doctrine of Life, or of Mans Redemtion.
With the true nature of our Lords Sufferings.
London, 1658. pp. (18), 426, (18). 4 12.35
HOLYOKE, Edward, 6. 1689, (1. 1769.
The Duty of Ministers of the Gospel to guard
against the Pharisaism and Sadducism, of the
present Day. [A Convention] Sermon, May
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by such as design others to Stations of publick
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Obedience and Submission to the Pastoral Watch
and Rule, a Sermon at the Ordination of
James Diman in Salem ; On the Eleventh Day
of May, 1737. With the Charge, by the Rev-
erend Mr. Barnard; and the Right Hand of
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ton, 1737. pp. (4), 47. 8 17.200
Charge at the Ordination of John Sparhawk.
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HOMES, William, 6. 1663, d. 1746.
A Brief and Plain Discourse, Wherein, The Doc-
trine of the Sabbath is explained. Boston,
1727. pp. (2), vi, vii, 52. 8 16.170
The Good Government of Christian Families
Recommended : added, A Discourse on Secret
Prayer. Boston, 1747. pp. (2), 164. 12 . . . 15.28
Note. "The Preface," pp. 10, is biographical, and
signed " Joseph Sewall. Thomas Prince." The " Dis-
course " has a separate title-page.
Proposals Of Some Things to be done in our ad-
ministering Ecclesiastical Government. Bos-
ton, 1732. pp. (2), iv, 36. 8 ... . 26.111 and 27.22
HOOKE, William, b. 1601, d. 1678.
New Englauds Teares, for Old Englands Feares.
A Sermon July 23. 1640. a day of Publike
Humiliation, in behalfe of our Native Countrey.
London, 1641, pp. (4), 23. 4 32.40
HOOKER, Thomas, b. 1586, d. 1647.
The Application of Redemption, for the bring-
ing home of lost Sinners to God. The first
eight Books. \Vith an Epistle, By Thomas
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The Danger of Desertion : or A Farwell Sermon.
Preached immediately before his Departure
out of Old England. With Ten Rules to be
practised every day by converted Christians.
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E. Reyner.
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The Churches Deliverances. The Decei'.ful-
nesseof Sinne. The Benefit of Afflictions. Lon-
don, 1638. pp. (4), 293. 12 25.1
f The Sovles Exaltation. A Treatise containing
The Soules Vnion with Christ. The Soules
Benefit from Vnion. The Soules Justification.
London, 1638. pp. (16), 311 [313]. 4 .... 21.18
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page.
fThe Sovles Hvmiliation. London, 1637. pp.
(2), 224. 4 21.11
j Same. Third Ed. London, 1640. pp. 223,
(8). 4 21.10
f The Sovles Ingrafting into Christ. London,
1637. pp. (2), 30. 4 21.18a
f The Sovles Preparation for Christ. Or, A
Treatise of Contrition. London, 1632. pp.
(8), 258. 4" 21.19
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HOOKER, Thomas, continued.
\ The Sovles Vocation or Effectval Calling to
Christ. London, 1638. pp. (26), 33-6GS. 4 . 21.28
Kote. Another title-page, inserted between the
preliminary matter and the body of the work, bears the
date, 1637.
A Survey of the Summe of Church-Discipline.
Wherein, The Way of the Churches of New-
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M.DC.XLVIII. pp. (36), 296 [252], 90, 46, 59. 4. 11.18
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ward Hopkins, William Goodwin." Verses " In obi-
tum Hookeri,"are signed " Sum. Stone, Teaching Elder
at Hartford," " On Mr. Thomas Hooker," "J. Cotton,"
" In sepulchrum Hookeri," " E. Rogers," and a " Pref-
ace" is signed " Tho. Goodwin."
- Same. Mr. Rutherford, Mr. Hudson, Mr. Bay-
lie, The Author of Vinditioe Clavium answered.
In two Books. The second by John Cotton.
London, M.DC.Xl/vni. pp. (38), 2 ( J6, 90, 46,
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The Apostles Neither Impostors nor Enthusi-
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Boston, 1742. pp. 48. 8 16.15,17
Christ the Life of true Believers, and their Ap-
pearance with him in Glory. A Sermon In
Boston, October 4th. 1741. Boston, 1741. pp.
i!S. 8 16.18,20
Jesus Christ the only Way to the Father. A
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Edwards, J 18.179
HOPKINS, Samuel, b. 1721, d. 1803.
An Enquiry concerning The Promises of the
Gospel. Whether any of them are made to
the Unregenerate. Containing, Remarks on two
sermons by Dr. Mayhcw of Boston. Also, A
brief enquiry into the Use of Means. Boston,
M.DCC.LXV. pp. (2), viii, 145. 8 27.1
Two Discourses. I. On the Necessity of the
Knowledge of the Law of God, in order to the
Knowledge of Sin. II. A particular Inquiry
into that Change in which men are born of
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HOPKINTON, Afass. The Result of an Ecclesiastical
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HoilN, G. [Historia ecclesiastica et politica. Lugdu-
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Note. " Among ye N E Books, bee of his Great mis-
takes about N E Ppl & Principles.''!. PRISCE'S
MS. catalogue.
Same. n. p., n. d. pp. (34), 368, 72, (28). 12. 28.204
HOWELL, James. Epistolse-Ho-Eliana?. Familiar
Letters Domestic and F. >rren. Fourth Ed.
London, 1673. pp. (10), 510, (24). 8 . ... 29.4
Note. A letter dated March 28, 1G1S, pp. 5-7, relates
to the return of Sir W. Raleigh frnm Guiana; another,
dated May 5, 1645, pp. 3G,S-G73, defends the first against
some objections. Also pp. 304, SUC, 307, 355, 448, 475,
470, contain allusions to America.
HUBBARD
32
INDIANS
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JIcBBARD, Thomas, d. 1773.
Journal of the Commissioners to Treat with the
Eastern Indian.*. See Wendell, J 20.21
HuBBAKl), William, b. 1021, (7. 1704.
The Benefit Of a We 11- Ordered Conversation, a
Sermon June 24 th , 1GS2. On a Day of publick
Humiliation. Al>o A Funeral Discourse upon
tlic Death of Major General DeiiUou. Boston,
Samuel Green. 1684. pp. (8), 175, (9), 170-218. 8. 15.14
A'ote. An address "To the Serious Header" is
signed "J. Allin. Josh. Moodey," and ia followed by
a copy of Verses, signed "N. N."
A Narrative of the Troubles with the Indians In
New-England, from 1607 to 1077. Added a
Discourse about the Warrc with the Pcquods
In 1637. Boston; John Foster, 1077. pp. (9),
132,12,88. 4 11.24
Snte. Appended is " A Narrative of the Troubles
With the Indians in New-England. From Paseataqua
to Pemmaquid," pp. 8S. On the reverse of the title-
page is a MS. note to the effect that this volume was of-
fered as evidence in a court of commissioners for set-
tling the boundaries of Khode Island east ward towards
the Province of Massachusetts Bay, and was rejected
by the court as insufficient. Attested June 23rd, 1741,
by M. Hobinson, Clerk. Among the preliminary
matter at the beginning of the book are two copies of
commendatory verses, the first signed "J. S.;" the
eecond, "B. T.;" that is, Benj. Tompson. There are
also MS. notes by Mr. Prince.
Address to the Christian Reader of Cases of Con-
science. See Mather, 1 23.4, 7
Preface to Death the certain Wages, etc. See
Rogers, J 15.58
Testimony to the Order of the Gospel in the
Churches of Xew-England. See Iligginson, J. 28.45
HUDSON, Samuel. Vindication of the Essence, Unity
[and Priority] of the Church-Catholick visible,
in answer to John Ellis and M r . Hooker. Sec-
ond Ed., with an Addition [in answer to S.
Stone]. London, 1658. pp. (30), 265, (5), 52. 4. 32.23
Hooker, T. The Essence and Unitie of the
Church answered 11.21
Stone, S. Examination of his Vindication of
the Essence 16.172
HuiT, Heuet, or Hewett, Ephraim, d. 1644.
The whole Prophecie of Daniel Explained. By a
Paraphrase, Analysis and briefc Comment.
n.p., MDCXLIV, pp. (0), 358, and 10 folded
leaves. 4 21.20
Note. " The Epistle Dedicatorie," is signed " Sime-
on Ash, Samuel Clarke, Will. Ovcrton."
HULL, John, d. 1083. Sermon Occasioned by the
Death of. See Willard, S 27.93
HULL, Mrs. Judith (Quincy), b. 1026, d. 1695. Epitaph.
See Bewail, S 15.44
HUMBLE Address, The, of the Publicans of New-Eng-
land, To which King you please. With Re-
marks. London, 1691. pp. 21. 4 26.189
Note. A parody upon "The humble address of '
divers of the gentry, merchants, and others . . . iu
Hi ... to the kin?. London, K7J1." 4.
HUTCIIINSON, Aaron, b. 1724, d. 1800.
Valour for the Truth. In :i Sermon at New-
bury-Port, April 23J, 1707. Boston, MDCO
LXVII. pp. 26. 8 . . . 16.42
HUTCH IN SON, I/yilia,d. 1743. Sermon after the Funeral
.f. ,SVe Checkley, S 18.31
Urn MI\<ON, Thomas, d. 1739. Sermon Upon the
Death of. N, , \I:ithi-r, S 18.39
Hi TOIIN-ON, Thomas, /-. 1711, /. 1780.
A IV i Lowering the Valii' 1 of (inlil
Coins. ,SVr Considerations 26.54
HYMNS an<l Saeiv.l Poems. Wesley, J 12.'J'J
UYIMX-UIM .
II . I I i; Moodey, S. (!.',. I'.ij ; Succumb,
J. (!.:. I;.
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IGNATIUS, of Antioch, Remarks upon St. Ignatius's
Epistle to the Trallians. See Walter, T. . . . 27.122
IGNORANTIA Seientifica. Mather, C 27.108
LMTOHTANOK, The, of Cape Breton consider'd; in a
Letter to a Member of Parliament, From an
Inhabitant of New-England. London, MDCC-
XLVI. pp. (2), 73 [65]. 8 26.190
Note. Signed " .Mossachusettcnsis." This must
not be confounded with the " Importance and Ad-
vantage of Cape Breton truly elated, London, 174C,"
which is attributed by John Eliot, in his Biograph-
ical Dictionary, to W. Bollan, and here catalogued
under his name (26.11.0).
IMRIE, D. A Letter, Predicting The speedy Accom-
plishment of the Events [of] the Latter Times.
Boston, Re-printed 1756. pp. 16, (1). 8 . . 27.135
INDEPENDENCY. Bcverley, J. Examen Hoornbeckl
de Independentismo 24.12
Cawdrcy, D. The Incousistencie of the Inde-
pendent way 21.24
INDEPENDENTS. See New England.
INDIAN Charity School. See Lebanon, Conn.
INDIANS, N. A. Hubbard, W. Narrative of the
Troubles with the Indians In New-England . 11.24
Mather, C. Monitory Letter, To those English,
who debauch the Indians, By Selling Strong
Drink unto them 28.56
Penhallow, S. History of the Wars of New-Eng-
land with t,he Eastern 22.41
Rowlandson, Mrs. M. Captivity and Restau-
ration ln.8
Thorowgood, T. lewes in America 27.16
Wendell, J. Journal of the Commissioners
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Conversion.
Account of the Society's Missionaries for Con-
verting the Indians. SeeEdinburgh. Society in
Scotland for propagating Christian Knowledge. 16.201
Conversion of some of the. See New Englands
First Fruits 27.73
Maqueen, D. State of the Society ia Scotland
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Mather, C. India Christiana 13.30
Mather, I. De Successu Evangelij Apud Indos
in Nova-Anglia 23.51
Mayhew, E. All Mankind, by Nature, Equally
under Sin 16.253
- State of the Indians on Martha's Vineyard &
the Islands adjacent, 1094 to 1720 1S.244
Noyes, N. Account of the visit of G. Rawson
and S. Danforth to the Indians, 1698 IS. 274
Scwall, S. Phenomena quaedam Apocalyptica. 17.140
Stoddard, S. Whether God is not Angry with
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version of the Indians ? 17.133
Language.
Williams, R. Key Into the Language of America. 21.16
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Works in the Afii$.t<i>-lt>i.'<<'tf.< <Hul>'<-t.
Baxter, R. Call to the Unconverted. Wehkoma-
onganoo, etc 24.38
Bayly, L., Itp. The practice of piety. Manito-
wompae Pomantamoonk, etc. . . 14.4.~>, 4'i and 24.42
Eliot, J. Indiane Primer. Kali Meiiimiunk
wuteh Mnkkieso;,' 2.'..21
Mamiisse Wurineetiipanatamwe np-Riblum God.
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-Same. See M.l K,l. K^A. .s'.r Uihle -!..">
W.rne wimetooog Wil.skrtonip i"_c, BtO. " '
\1 .ther, O ... 18 22, 2.",, 30
WilMtriiiipt.imur S.unp<>oai>iik, ele. .sYr llo-ton.
Synod, i'*" 24.23
&e also : Pcquods.
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INFALLIBILITY
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KEITH
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INFALLIBILITY may sometimes Mistake, An Essay
Upon that Paradox. Walter, T 27.122
INFANT baptism.
See Cawdrey, D. (21.24); Cotton, J. (27.54); Mather, .
C. (Baptismal 28.33); Williams, W. (28.31).
INFIDELITY, Pastoral Letter Occasioii'd by some late
Writings in favour of. Gibson, E 27.4
INQUIRY, An, into the Nature and Uses of Money ; es-
pecially of the Bills of Credit, Old Tenor. With
a Proposal of Relief. Added, A Reply to the
Essay on Silver and Paper Currences. Bos-
ton, 1740. pp. (2), 78. 8 26.51 and 27.39
INSPIRATION. See Bible. Old Testament.
INSTRUCTOR, The. In the Truths of the Gospel. Bos-
ton, 1726. pp. 12. 12 28.190
INTEREST, The, of the Country In Laying Duties : or
how Duties may make New-York richer. New
York [about 1730]. pp. 35. 8 28.157
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" Guess about 1730."
INTERMEDIATE state. Beach, J. That there is no
Intermediate State 18.220
Whittelsey, S. The woful Condition of Impen-
itent Souls in their Separate State 16.53, 60
IPSWICH, Mass. The pretended Plain Narrative con-
victed of Fraud and Partiality. A Letter
From the Second Church in Ipswich, to their
separated Brethren. Prefixed a Letter of the
late Rev. Mr. Pickering's. Annexed the Re-
sult of an Ecclesiastical Council. Boston, 1748.
pp. 38. 4 26.76
The Chebacco Narrative Rescu'd from the
Charge of Falshood. Cleaveland, J 26.06
IRELAND, Exhortation to the Roman Catholick Cler-
gy of. Berkeley, G., bp 17.236
See also: Limerick, Linen manufacture.
JAMAICA. The Laws of Jamaica. Added, A short
Account of the Island and Government. Lon-
don,1683. pp. (64), 218, (1). 8" 21.29
Earthquake at, 1692. Doolittel, T 23.76
JANEWAY, James. A Token for Children. The Con-
version, Holy Lives and Joyful Deaths of sev-
eral Young Children. Added, A Token for
the Children of New-England. Boston, 1728.
pp. xii, 117. 12 15.26
-Same. [No title-page. 17- ?] 16. [Very im-
perfect] 24.50
JANTRIN, Mrs, Elizabeth, d. 1729. Sermon Upon the
Death of. See Adams, J 18.46
JENKINS, Obadiah.
Remarks upon the Defence of the Reverend
Mr. Hemphill's Observations. Philadelphia,
M,DCC,XXXV. pp. (2), 22. 8 J 28.163
JENKS, Joseph, b. 1656, d. 1740.
The Proclamation of Joseph Jenks answered.
See Backus, J 27.175
JENNINGS, John, Clark of the Assembly.
Acts and Statutes of the Island of Barbadoes.
See Barbadoes 22.5
JENNINGS, John, of England. Two Discourses : Of
Preaching Chrvst; [and] Of experimental
Preaching. With a Preface by Dr. Watts.
Fourth Ed. Added, the most useful Way of
Preaching; by Franck. Translated into Latin,
and out of Latin into English by David Jen-
nings. Boston, MDCCXL. pp. 86. 8. 18.160 and 28.147
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page.
JEWS. Durnmer, J. Do Jure Judceorum Sabbati . 26.7
Thorowgood, T. Icwes in America, or Proba-
bilities That the Americans are of that, Race . 27.16
JEWS, Conversion of the.
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23.16; Dissertation 16.110); Moni<, .7. (22.46); Willard,
S. (25.36).
5
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JOHNSON, Jacob, d. 1794, ngcd about 76.
Animadversions, With some brief Remarks,
by way of Answer to John Bolles of New-
London, &c. See Bollos, J 14.55
JOHNSON, Samuel, b. 1693, d. 1772. [See Addenda.]
t A Letter from Aristocles to Authades, Con-
cerning the Sovereignty And the Promises of
God. Boston, 1745. pp. (4), ii, 29. 8 ... 27.140
- Dickinson, J. Reflections On A Letter from
Aristocles to Authades 26.78
- - Reflections on Johnson's Defence of Aris-
tocles' Letter to Authades 27.20 :
Hobart, N. Second Address to the Episcopal
Separation in New-England, Occasioned By the
Exceptions made to the former by 26.79
JONES, . The Religious Remembrancer. Bos-
ton: Re-printed, [17 ]. pp.32. 8. [Imper-
fect] 27.18T
JONES, D. A Discourse upon the Great Fire of Lon-
don, In the Year, 1666. Delivered in London,
Sept. 2d. Boston, n. d. pp. 24. 8 16.49
JONES, T. The Beauties of Spring. A Sermon at
Southwark, In May, 1758. Boston, M.DCC.LIX.
pp. 24. 8 ]6.81
A Sermon on September 16, 1755, at Southwark.
London, 1756. pp. (4), 16. 8" 16.238
JOUTEL, . A Journal Of the Last Voyage Per-
form'd by de la Sale to the Gulph of Mexico,
To find out the Mouth of the Missisipi. Trans-
lated from the Edition just publish'd at Paris.
London, 1714. pp. (2), xxi, (9), Map, pp. 205,
(5). 8' 11.25
Note. " The Preface" is " Written by the Sieur de
Mitchel Who Methodiz'd this Journal."
JUDGES.
See Prentice, J. (16.73); Stone. N. (16.139).
JUDGING, Evil of uncharitable. Caldwell, J 16.130
JUDGMENT, The, Of Several Eminent Divines of the
Congregational Way. Concerning A Pastors
Power to Exert Ministerial Acts in another
Church. Boston Printed by Benjamin Harris,
and are to be sold by Richard Wilkins. 1693.
pp. (2), 13. 8 28.166
Note. Prefixed is a recommendation signed" James
Allen. Samuel Willard. Michael Wigglesworth. Cot-
ton Mather. Nehemiah Walter."
JUDGMENT, Last.
See Bates, W. (18.255); Campbell, J. (18.200); Check-
ley, S. (16.21)9); Flint, H. (16.173); Mather, I. (Diatriba
23.16); Tennent, G. (12.34); Webb, J. (12.1); Wiggles-
worth, M (15.15).
JURORS. See Grand Jurors.
FUST and Impartial Narrative, A, of the Controversy
between the Rev. Samnel Fisk, and A Number
of the Brethren of the First Church in Salem.
Boston, 1735. pp. (2), 115. 8 27.21,26,164
JUSTIFICATION.
See Chauncy, C. (21.22); Croswcll, A. (Free 16.36;
Heavenly 16.273); Garden, A. (26.2BS); Hooker.T. (21.18);
Lorins, I. (15.37); Mather, C. (Adversus 13.13; Ever-
lasting 13.34, 37;; Phillips, S. (16.234); Tennent, G.
(16.293); Whitefield, G. (15.57); llillard, S. (Brief 24.3;
Law 28.177). See also : Righteousness.
IEITH, George, d. about 1715.
Christian Catechisme, A, For the Instruction of
Youth. London, 1698. pp. (14), 110, (2). 8 . 12.49
The Doctrine of the Apostles & Prophets the
Foundation of the Church. A Sermon At Her
Majesties Chappel, at Boston, 14th. of June
1702. Boston, 1702. pp.14. 4. [Imperfect]. 16.180
Remarks on a late Sermon by Keith. See
Mather, 1 28.73,195
The Presbyterian and Independent Visible
Churches in New-England And else-where,
found to bJ No True Church of Christ. With
KEITH
LETTER
26.7
28.3
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KEITH, George, continued.
an Answer to the Lyes of Increase Mather
and Samuel Norton [Xathl. Morton]. Phila-
delphia, Will. Bradford, 1G89. pp. (10), 232. 8. 13.9,10
Note. " This O. K. has this Book of his bound np
In Canvas; bccanse I suppose, like one of the Wit-
nesses, he would Prophcsie in Sackcloth." C. MATH-
ER'S Late Jfemora'ile Providences, p. HI. These copies
have the original binding.
Allen, J. The Churches of New-England de-
fended, Against Keith 28.187
- Mather, C. Vindication of a Chapter in Re-
markable Providences from the Calumnies of
a Quaker at Pcn-silvania 13.29
The Pretended Antidote Proved Poyson : Or,
The true Principles of Religion Defended, And
the Four Counterfit Defenders thereof De-
tected, in their Answer to, The Presbyterian,
&c. With an Appendix by John Dclavall, on
a Discourse of Cotton Mather*. Philadelphia,
Will. Bradford, 1090. pp. (2), 224. 8" .... 13.7
The Way To the City of God described. Added,
The way to discern the motions of the Spirit
of God, from those of natural Reason, n. p.,
1678. pp. (20), 178. broad 8 24.15
A True Copy of Keith's Paper. See Makemie, F. 15.2
KENNEBECK purchase. Extracts and Collections of
Acts. See Massachusetts 26.18
Remarks On the Plan published by the Proprie-
tors of Brunswick. See Plymouth company .
Defence of the Remarks. See Plymouth com-
pany
KENNET, W., bp. The Lets and Impediments in Plant-
ing the Gospel. A Sermon before the Society
for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts, 15th of February, 17}y And an Ab-
stract of the Proceedings of the Society within
the year last past. London, 1712. pp. 48. 8" . 17.260
KENNIRON, Philip, Sermon On the Execution of.
With the Confession of his Faith. See Wil-
liams, W 16-118
KENT, Benjamin, d. 1788, aged 81.
f A Sermon in Marlborough, July 9. 1734. The
Divinity of Christ Vindicated against the So-
cinian & Arian Heresys, &c. Per Amicum.
Boston, 1734. pp. (2), 24. 8" 17.242
KERB, Christian, Last Words of. See Deans, A. . . 27.204
KING, W., archlip. Discourse Concerning The Inven-
tions of Men in the Worship of God. Fifth Ed.
Boston, 1712. pp. iv, 83. 4 16.94
KlBSiN, William.
Epistle Dedicatory to Baptism Discovered. See
Norcott, J 28.40
LAKE, Sir B. Remarks On the Plan, etc. published
by the Proprietors of Brunswick. See Ply-
mouth company 26.17
LAMPATVMUUS. Mather, C 28.168
LANCASTER, A Century-Sermon at. Harrington, T. 16.43
LAND bank.
Sf.e Letter (27.42); Letter, Second (27.44); Money
(28.1J.'!); Proposal (28.li>)); See alto: Bank of credit.
LA PILLONNIEKE, F. de, Letter to. .SV Mather, C. . 26.195
LA SALLE, R. de, Journal <>( the Last Voyage iVr-
f . fortn'd by. Sff. Jotitel, 11.25
f.AH CASAS, B. de, !>p. nf ('h'xipit, )>. 1474, ft. 1566.
Account of the First Voyages and Discoveries
Made by the Spaniards in Arnrrira. London,
H.DC.XC.IX. pp. (8), 24S, 40. 8 11.19
LATZ Religious CommotloriB in N.-E. Hand, W. . . 27.155
LAVSON, Deodat, d. nfti-r KV.iH.
Christ'* Fidelity The only Shield against Satana
Malignity. A Sermon at. Halem-Village, the
24th of March, Ifi'.i-j. Being a time f Publiek
Kfifimlnatlon, of some Suspected for Witch-
24.49
16.124
24.41
11.1
Shelf. NO.
LAWSON, Deodat, continued.
craft. Boston Printed, by B. Harris, & Sold by
Nicholas Buttolph, next to Guttridg's Coffee-
House. 1693. pp. (16), 79. 8 24.10
Same. Second Ed. London, 1704. pp. (12),
120. 12 22.54
Ifote. Pages 93-120 contain "some Brief Account
of those Amazing things which occasioned that Dis-
course."
The Duty & Property of a Religious Household-
er A Sermon at Charlestown, December. 25.
1692. Boston, Samuel Phillips, 1693. pp. (8),
64. 4
LEBANON, Conn. Indian Charity School. Continua-
tion of the Narrative of the School. Founded and
Carried on by the Revd Dr Eleaxar Wheclock.
With an Appendix, Containing The Declara-
tion of the Trustees ; List nf Subscribers, [etc.] .
London, M DCC LXIX. pp. 145. 8 ....
Narrative of the Design, Rise, Progress and
present State of the. Wheelock, E 17.129
LEE, John. Answer to Lee's Remarks on the Pre-
face of Turell's Direction to his People. See
Turell, E 27.159
LEE, Samuel, 6. 1625, d. 1691.
Contemplations on Mortality. Boston, Samuel
Phillips, 1698. pp. (10), 149. 8 24.13, 14
The Joy of Faith, or A Treatise Opening the true
Nature of Faith. With a Tract evidencing the
Deity of Christ, and the Divinity of the Scrip-
tures. Boston, Samuel Green, 1687. pp. (18),
247, (1). 8 13-3 and 24.17
The Triumph of Mercy in the Chariot of Praise.
Boston, 1718. pp. (8), 194 [158]. 24..
The Library of. See Campbell, D
LE MERCIER, Andr<5, d. 1762.
The Church History of Geneva, in Five Books.
Also A Political and Geographical Account of
that Rcpublick. Boston, 1732. pp. (10), 220,
(2), vi, 76, (2). 8" 12.26, 23
Note. The "History" and the "Account" hare
each separate pagings, and independent titles.
A Treatise against Detraction. Boston, 1733. pp.
(2), v, (9), vii, (1), 303. 8 11.15
LEONARD, Nathaniel, b. 1699, d. 1770.
Brief Account of the late Revival of Religion in
Plymouth; in a Letter to the Rev. Mr. Prince.
See Christian History, Dec. 1. 1744
LESLIE, C. An Answer to Lesley. See Prince, :
LETTER, A, from a Country Gentleman at Boston, To
his Friends in the Country. [Boston, 1740.]
pp.12. 12 28.154
LETTER, A, from a Minister of the Church of England
to his dissenting Parishioners, Some Remarks
Upon a
LETTER, A Second, From a Minister of the Church
of England To his Dissenting Parishioners, In
Answer to Some Remarks on the former, by
one J. G. Boston, 1734. pp. (4), 113. 8 . .
Some Remarks upon a Second Letter .... 2i'>.l'.ii
LETTER, A, from Aristoelesto Authadeu. Johnson, S. 27.140
LETTEU, A, From a Residing Member of the Society
For Promoting Christian Knowledge in Lon-
don, to a Corresponding Member in the Coun-
try. Second Ivl., with Additions. London,
1714. pp.54. 12
LETTER, A, From One in Boston, To his Friend in
the Country. In Answer to a Letter to John
Burril. [Signed F 1. B- - -t. Boston,] 1714.
pp. (2), 37. 8'
LETTER, A, From One in the Country to his Friend in
Boston, containing Remarks upon [,T. Col-
man's] Distressed State of Boston, &c. BOS-
ton, 172i>. PP.22. 12 28.158
Vindication of the Remarks '2-vlJO
28.9
16.189
27.123
27.6
24.58
2S.83
LETTER
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LORD
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LETTER, A, From Some Aged Nonconforming Minis-
ters, to their Christian Friends, Touching the
Reasons Of their Practice. August 24. 1701.
Fourth Ed., Enlarged. Boston, 1712. pp. (2),
iv, 72. 8 8 13.12
Note, An address " To the Reader," pp. 4, is signed
" Increase Mather."
LETTER, A, Relating to a Medium of Trade, In Mas-
sachusetts-Bay. Boston, MDCCXL. pp.16. 8. 26.41,55
Note. Signed " Philopolites."
LETTER, A, Relating to the Divisions in the first
Church of Salem. [No title-page. Colophon:]
Boston, [1734]. pp.15. 8 23.20
Note. Possibly by the Rev. B. Prescott.
Prescott, B. Examination of Remarks [on a
Letter relating to the Divisions] . . 22.37 and 27.174
Brown, J. Answer to Prescott's Examination. 27.182
LETTER, A, to a Friend, Relating to the Differences
in the First Church in Salem. Wherein the
Proceedings of the Ecclesiastical Councils are
vindicated. [No title-page. Colophon :] Bos-
ton, [April 25], 1735. pp.31. 8" 22.36
LETTER, A, To a Gentleman Relating to the Office of
Ruling Elders in the Churches. [Boston,
1731.] pp. 7. 8 23.26
Some Remarks upon a Letter to a Gentleman . 28.27
LETTER, A, to a Member of the House of Representa-
tives, On the present State of the Bills of Credit.
Boston, MDCCXXXVI. pp. (2), 9. 8" . . .26.50,128
Note. After the date Mr. Prince has written " viz,
about ye Beginning of March 35/6." Signed " Philo-
patrise."
LETTER, A, to An Eminent Clergy-Man in Massachu-
setts Bay, relating to Publick Affairs in that
Province, n. p., 1720. pp. 13. 12 ..... 28.90
LETTER, A, to Merchant in London, Con-
cerning a late Combination in Massachusetts-
Bay to Impose a Private-Currency called Land-
Bank-Money, n. p., 1741. pp. 14. 8 .... 27.42
Note. See, below, " Letter to the Merchant."
LETTER, A Second, to Merchant in London,
Concerning Land-Bank-Money. [No title-
page.] pp. 16. 8 27.44
LETTER, A, to the Freeholders and other Inhabitants
of Massachusetts-Bay, relating to their ap-
proaching Election of Representatives, n. p.,
1739. pp. 12. 8 26.129
Note. Signed "Americanus."
LETTER, A, To the Merchant in London, To whom
is Directed A Printed Letter relating to the
Manufactory Undertaking, Boston, February
21st 1740,1. n. p., 1741. pp.23. 8 . . . 27.10,43
LETTER, A, to the Negroes Lately Converted in
America. Particularly to those at Jonathan
Bryan's in South Carolina. London, Mocc-
XLUI. pp. 32. 8 27.60
LETTER, A, To the Reverend Author of the Winter-
Evening Conversation on Original Sin [S.
Webster]. From one of his Neighbours.
Boston, 1758. pp. 16, 8 27.179
LETTER, A, To the Reverend Mr. Foxcroft, Being an
Examination of his Apology for the Rev. Mr.
Whitefield. By A. C d. Boston, 1745.
PP.18. 4 26.95
LEVERETT, John, Gov. of Mass., d. 1679. Discourse
on the Death of. See Willard, S 27.92
LEVERETT, John, Pros, of Harvard College, d. 1724.
Appleton, N. Sermon after the Death of . . 18.62
Colman, B. Sermon Upon the Death of . . . . 18.61
Wadsworth, B. Sermon after the Death of . . 18.60
LEWIS, , of Pembroke, d. 1742.
Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
Thaddeus Maccarty. See Gray, E. . .... 17.183
Shelf. No.
LEWIS, or Lewes, Daniel, d. 1753, aged 68.
Good Rulers the Fathers of their People. [An
Election] Sermon, May 25. 1748. Boston, n. d.
PP-29. 8 .................. 17.101
The Joy of Children walking in Truth. A
Sermon, August 15. 1723. Boston, MDCCXXIII.
pp. (4), 28. 8" ........... 16.263 and 28.13
The Sins of Youth, Remembred with Bitterness.
A Sermon At a Private Meeting of a Society of
Young Men for Religious Exerciso, Feb. 14.
1724, 5. Boston, MDOCXXV. pp. (4), ii, 22. 8. 16.211
Note. " Prefaced by the Rev. Mr. Thomas Prince."
The preface has his MS. corrections.
Of Taking Heed to, and Fulfilling the Ministry.
A Sermon at the North-Precinct in Plymouth,
November 2. 1720. The Day of the Ordina-
tion of Joseph Stacey. With a Preface by the
Reverend, Mr. Ephraim Little. Boston, 1720.
pp. (4), iv, 32. 8 ............ 18.172, 175
LEWIS, Thomas, d. 1727. Sermon Occasion'd By the
Death of. See Sewall, J ........... 16.244
LILLINGSTON, L. Reflections on Mr. Burchet's Me-
moirs. Or, Remarks on his Account of Cap-
tain Wilmot's Expedition to the West-Indies.
London, MDCCIV. pp. (18), 171. 8" ..... 13.1
LIMERICK, Ireland, To my Friends in. Bailey, J. . 23.57
LINEN-MANUFACTURE.
See Cox, Sir R.
, 133); Society (26.14).
LITTLE, Ephraim.
Preface to Of Taking Heed to, etc. See Lewis,
D ...................... 18.172
LITTLE, O. The State of Trade in the Northern Col-
onies ; with their Produce, and a Description of
Nova Scotia. Boston, Re-printed, 1749. pp.
43. 8 .................... 26.42
LIVINGSTON, William, b. about 1741, d. 1790.
A Letter to the Bishop of Landaff ; Occasioned
by Some Passages in his Sermon, 20th of Feb-
ruary, 1767, in which the American Colonies are
loaded with Reproach. Boston, MDCCLXVIII.
PP. 26. 8 .................. 27.59
LONDON. Presbyterian ministers, 1649. A Vindica-
cation of the Divine Authority of Ruling Elders.
Asserted in a Provincial Assembly. White,
J ....................... 16.166
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in For-
eign Parts. See Society.
LORD, Benjamin, b. 1693, d. 1784.
Believers in Christ, only, the true Children of
God. A Discourse in Boston, June 27. 1742.
Boston, 1742. pp. (4), iv, 42. 8" ....... 16.200
Christ's Embassadors furnished with his own
Means, to persuade Men to be reconciled to
God. A Sermon at the Ordination of Levi
Hart, At Preston, November 4. 1762. Right
Hand of Fellowship, by The Reverend Mr,
Fish, of Stonington. Providence, M.DCC.LXIII.
pp. (2), 44. 8" ................ 17.206
Humble Importunity and Faith, Victorious. A
Sermon at PlainficlJ, June 14. 1743. After the
Deliverance of Mrs. Mercy Wheeler from long
Confinement. Boston, 1743. pp. 48. 8 ... 18.75
Jubilee ; An Half-Century Discourse. Delivered
at Norwich Nov. 29th, 1767. New-London,
1768. pp. 56. 8" .............. 16.213
Lovo to Jesus Christ, An Excelling Qualification
in his Ministers. A Sermon at the Instalment
of the Reverend Nathanael Whitaker, At Chel-
sea, in Norwich, Feb. 25th, 1761. New-Lon-
don, 1761. pp. 36. 8' ............ 18.174
The Parable of the Merchant-Man seeking good-
ly Pearls, &c. Explain'd & Improv'd : at Nor-
wich, September 27th, 1772. Norwich, 1773.
pp.23. 8" .................. 18.142
LORD
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LORD, Benjamin, continued.
Religion and Government together Necessary.
[An Election] Sermon, at Hartford, May 9th,
1751. New-London, 17.-.2. pp. (4), 63. 8.. 18.191
True Christianity Explained. A Discourse at
Canterbury. N. London, 1727. pp. (2), vi,
88. 8 14 - 9
Preface to A Divine Kiddle. See Thachcr, P. . 18.211
LORD, Joseph, d. 174S.
A Letter to the General Convention of Ministers
of Massachusetts-Bay, in 1728. With The Sen-
tence of Excommunication passed on Two
Members of the Church in Chatham. And The
Translation of a Latin Paragraph of Dr. Math-
er's Magnalia: Containing Mr. Nathanacl Rog-
ers his Tho'ts of Impediments to Reformation.
Boston, 1734. pp. (4), 12. 8" 27.68
jVbte. The " Preface," is signed " Nathanael
Stone, Joseph Lord."
Additional Proposals for Convictions of the
Churches. See Stone, N 27.195
Post-script [relating to the church in Pocheh].
See Stone, N 22.31
LORD'8 Supper.
SeeBrect, R. (1G.2S4); Brown, J. 06-284); Colman,
B. (16.218, 222); Doolittel, T. (15.41); Earlr, .1. (25.20;;
Henry, M. (L'5.01); Mather, C. (Companion 13.31);
Smith, J. (24.28); Vincent, T. (28.74); Wadsworth, B.
(25.12); Walton, J. 0- 1 8.24); Sermons, (12.34). See also:
Communion (Terms of). Sacraments.
LORING, Israel, b. 1682, d. 1772.
The Duty of an Apostatizing People. [An Elec-
tion] Sermon, May 25th. 1737. Boston, 1737.
pp. (4), 68. 8 17.121
Justification not by Works, but by Faith in
Christ. A Discourse. Boston, 1749. pp. (6),
93. 24 15.37
Ministers insufficient of themselves. A Sermon
at the Convention, May 27. 1742. Boston, 1742.
pp. 39. 8 18.63
Ministers must Certainly and Shortly die. A
Sermon at Marlborough, Feb. 7. 17*. Oc-
casioned by the Death Of the Reverend Robert
Breck. Boston, M,DCC,XXXT. pp. (4), 27. 8. 17.32
The Nature & Necessity Of the New-Birth, A
Sermon in Boston, May 9. 1728. [Imprint torn
off.] pp. (2), 4, 88. 8 25.13
Note. " The Preface "is signed " Thomas Prince."
Sermon at the Ordination Of Gideon Richardson,
At Wells, Feb. 27. 1754. Boston, 1754. pp.
(2), 26. 8. [Title-page imperfect] 17.194
Serious Thoughts on the Miseries of Hell. A
Sermon At Sudbury, Feb. 20. 173a. Boston,
1732. pp. (2), GO. 8 16.237
Two Sermons at Rutland, September 8th. 1723.
After the Indians had Kill'd the Reverend
Joseph Willard, With Two of Mr. Joseph
Mevens's Children, and Captivated other Two.
Boston, 1724. pp. (4), 44. 8" . 18.204
LOUISBCRG. Sermon Occasion'd By taking Louis-
bourg. Prince, T 16.40
LOUISIANA, Travels across. Joutcl, 11.25
LOVE.
See Browne, A. (Ifl.UT) ; Necessity (ir.CT); Pollen,
T. (10.178); Scwnll, J. (First lii.21. 1 !; Second 1C.88).
LOVELL, James, b. 1737, (I. 1814.
Oratio in Funere Ilenrici Flyntij, Arm. li:iliil:i in
Sacello Tlnldrniann. Coll. Harvard. Boston!,
1760. pp. 6. 8 17.39, 43
LOWELL, John, nf \'< iiinin/, d. 17i'>7.
Right Hand of I'Vllowship :it the Ordination of
Samuel \Vehstcr. See Parsons, J 17.185
LUCAS, I;. l.'nles relating t<. Success in Trade. (From
his Enquiry after Happiness.) Boston, n. d.
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Shelf. No.
LYM.VN, Caleb, d. 1742. Sermon after the Death of.
See Williams, W ............... 17.36
and others. Vindication of the New North
Church. See Boston. Fifth church ..... 2S.02
LYME, (",,,//;., Account of a Debate at. Bulkley, J. . 14.58
LYNDE, Samuel, and others. A Vindication of the
Bank of Credit Projected in Boston from the
Aspersions of Paul Dudley. [Boston], 1714.
pp. (2), 20. 8 .......... 20.211 and 28.161
McCLENACnAN, William.
The Christian Warriour. A Sermon In Boston,
March 17th. 1744, 5. Boston, 1745. pp. (6), 16.
8 ...................... 18.238
MACGREGOUE, David, /*. 1710, (1. 1777.
The Spirits of the present Day Tried. A Ser-
mon in Boston, Nov. 3. 1741. Second Ed. With
a Answer to the Preface of Mr. Caldwell's
Sermon on the Trial of the Spirit. Boston,
1742. pp. (8), 30, xi. 8" ........... 16.192
yote. The Preface is signed "Thomas Prince
John Webb William Cooper."
MAGISTRATES.
See Cambridge, Synod. VM. (24.45) ; Chauncy,
C. (17.100) ; Cooper, W. (17.91) ; Stone, N. (17.100
and 18.42). See also : ftulers.
MAKEMIE, Francis, d. 1708.
An Answer to George Keith's Libel. Against A
Catechism by Francis Makemie. [With
Keith's Paper.] Added A Narrative of a Late
Difference among the Quakers. Boston, MDC-
xcrai. pp. (12), 103. 8 .......... 15.2
Note. Address to the " Christian Reader " is
signed "Increase Mather. James Allen Samuel Wil-
lard John Baily Cotton Mather."
_ A Narrative Of a New and Unusual American
Imprisonment Of Two Presbyterian Ministers
[F. Makemie and Hampton] : And Prosecu-
tion of Francis Makemie for Preaching one
Sermon at New-York. [Boston?], 1707. pp.
(4), 47. 4 .................. 26.209
Jfote. " This seems to be written by Mr. Makrmie
Himself; & by Page 4fi, to hare been Published by
Him at Boston." 3fS. note of T. PRINCE.
M.ALDEN, Mass., The Deaths of Children in, by the
Throat-Distemper. Emerson, J ..... 28.191,192
MALL, T. The History of the Martyrs Epitomised.
The Martyrs and Confessors, to the End of the
Sixteenth Century, in their Treatises, Speech-
es, Letters, Prayers, &c. 2v. P>oston, MDCC-
XLVII. pp. (16), 207, (2); (4), xi, (1), 292, (2). 8. 11.7, 8
MAN of God, The, Furnished ; with a Threefold Cate-
chism. I. Milk for Babes, rcndred more Easy.
II. An Abridgment of the Assemblies Cate-
chism. III. Supplies from the Tower of Dvaitl,
[etc.] Host. .n,170S. pp. (2), 140, (2). 24.. 25.8
MAN'S Whole Duty: or the Rule of a Christian's
Life and Conversation. Boston, 1718. pp. iv,
80, 10. 12" ................. -"'-"'
MANASM.II IVn .l,.-. pli P,en Israel. Relation of A.
M.mterinos [Monte/mos], translated out of
the Kivnch. See Thorowgood. Icwes, pp.
MANITOMOMI-.VE Pomantamoonk. Bayly, L.
14.-T., If. and 24.42
MANsrir.i.n, Isaac, /'. 17.~>n, d. 1S26.
A Sermon, preached in the Camp at Roxhnry,
November 2"., 177:>; ivin- [Thanksgiving]
Day. Boston, iTTf.. pp. 27, (l). S" . . . . 17.163
M \M r \rTOKY scheme. X. ( Kiiihl bank.
M\r,iii\, l>. S, -nil. in before the Society in Scot-
land I'.'i- prop.-uratin:,' ChriMian Knowledge,
January 1. 17.VX To which is annexed, the
present State of the Society. Edinburgh,
M,DCC,LIX. pp. 70. 8 ........... 11-28
MARBLEHEAD
37
MATHER
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MARBLEHEAD, Mass., Historical Account of the
First Church in. Barnard, T 17.195
MARROW, The, of the Gospel. Mather, C 27.201
MARTHA'S Vineyard, The State of the Indians on.
Mayhew, E 18.244
MARTTN, Mrs. Maiy, d. 1725. Sermon upon the
Death of. See Fitch, J 10.196,248
MARTYRS, The History of the, Epitomised. Mall,
T 11- 7, 8
MASCHIL. Mather, C 13.20
MASSACHUSETTS. A Declaration, Against Prophane-
iiess & Immoralities. [Given at Boston the
Twenty-fourth Day of March, 1703.] pp. G.
8" 14.40
Note. Printed as part of John Danforth's "Vile
Prophanations."
Extracts and Collections of Acts, Laws and Or-
ders " of the several Governments of the late
Colonies of New-Plymouth, Massachusetts-
Bay, and of this Province [i. e. Massachusetts],
relating to Grants and Conveyances." n. p.,
n. d. pp. 4. 4" 26.18
Note. Without title-page or heading; probably re-
fers to the Kennebeck purchase, as it purports to con-
cern " the titles to a great part" of the lands in the east-
ern Parts of this Province."
General Laws And Liberties of the Colony: Re-
vised. Cambridge, 1672. pp. (2), 170, (29),
105. f 30a.7
Humble Petition and Address Of the General
Court Unto Charles the Second. Presented
Feb. 11. 1660. n. p., 1660. pp. 8. 4 .... 27.18
[Journal of the house of representatives, May 27,
1724-Dec. 31, 1726.] pp. 61, 88, 17-69, 90, 3-
74, 9, 77. f . [Imperfect] SOa.l
The Results of Three Synods Held by the Elders
and Messengers of the Churches of Massachu-
setts. I. The Platform of Church-Discipline,
1648. II. Propositions concerning Baptism,
1662. III. The Necessity of Reformation, 1679.
Boston, 1725. pp. (2), vi, 117, (1). 8 . / . . 22.6
Account of the controversy in, respecting the
Governor's salary. Sec Extract 23.214, 215
Another Letter From One in the Country [on
the Governor's salary. 1714?]
Cotton, J. Gods Promise to his Plantations . .
Explanatory Charter, Granted by King George
to, 1725. See Great Britain
Cause of the Difficulties of, it's Extravagancy,
1721. See Discourse
Flynt, II. Appeal to the Consciences of a degen-
erate People, 1729 16.67 and
Letter Relating to a Medium of Trade in, 1740. 26
Letter to An Eminent Clergy-Man relating to
Publiek Affairs, 1720
Letter to the Inhabitants of, relating to thuir
Election of Representatives, 1739
Mather, C. A Distressed People Entertained
with Proposals For Relief, 1719
Reflections On the Present State of
Want of a Medium of Exchange in. See Money
the Sinews
See also: Boston, Bradford, Brunswick (J/e.), Cam-
bridge, Chatham, Dorchester, Eastham, Gnifton, Ha-
verhill, Ilopkinton, Ipswich, Kenneheck purchase,
Lancaster, JIarblehcad, Martha's Vineyard, Middle-
borough, New Plymouth, Ncwbury, Norfolk, North-
ampton, Plymouth, Rowley, Salem, Taunton. Also:
Bank of credit, Bills of credit. Earthquake, Gold
coins, Indians, Land bank. Linen manufacture, Mili-
tary discipline, Money, Paper money. Also : Ser-
mons (Artillery Election, Convention, Election, Fast,
Thanksgiving).
MASSACHUSETTS convention of congregational minis-
ters. 1743. The Testimony of the Pastors of
17.145
27.104
27.178
28.155
17.161
.44, 55
28.90
26.129
16.233
28.151
28.153
Shelf. Uo.
MASSACHUSETTS, continued.
the Churches in Massachusetts-Bay, May 25.
1743. Against several Errors in Doctrine, and
Disorders in Practice. Boston, 1743. pp. 13.
8 27.33
MASSACHUSETTS or The first Planters of New-Eng-
land. Boston, Printed by B. Green, and J.
Allen. Sold by Richard Wilkins, at his Shop
near the Old Meeting House, 1696. pp. (2),
66. 8 23.60
Note. Supposed to have been " printed at the sug-
gestion of Joshua Scottow." See YOUNG'S dironiclcs
of the Pilgrims, p. 340 n. But ALLEN, Amer. biog.,
attributes its publication to Thomas Dudley, the son
of Gov. Thomas Dudley.
Contents. " The Humble Request, to the Brethren
in and of the Church of England," signed by "Jo.
"Winthrop, Gov." and others ; n Letter to the Countesa
of Lincoln, signed T. D.. accompanied by anarrative;
The Preface of John Allin and Tho. Shepard to their
Defence of the Answer to the Nine Questions; "In
Domini Norton! Librum, ad Lectorcm Prscfatio Apol-
ogetica," signed "Johannes Cotton.*'
MATHER, Azariah, 6. 16S5, d. 1737.
Good Rulers a Choice Blessing. [An Election]
Sermon, at Hartford, May I3th. 1725. New-
London, 1725. pp. (2), 48. 8. [Imperfect] . 18.195
The Sabbath-Day's Rest. Boston, 1725. pp. (2),
4, 38. 8 18.221
Note. "An Attestation," pp. 4, is signed "Co.
Mather."
"Wo to Sleepy Sinners. A Discourse in Say-
brook, January 6. 1719, 20. New-London, 1720.
pp. (2), 29. 8 18.257
MATHER, Cotton, b. 1663, d. 1728.
Adversus Libert in os. Or, Evangelical Obedience
Described; In an Essay To Establish, the Law
upon The Principles, of Justification by the
Faith of the Gospel. Boston, 1713. pp. (4),
49, (1). 8 13.13 and 28.17
f The Armour of Christianity. A Treatise, De-
tecting the Plots of the Devil. Boston, 1704.
pp. (2), 234. 12"
fThe Balance of the Sanctuary. A Lecture,
Oct. 5. 1727. Boston, 1727. pp. 24. 8 .
f Baptismal Piety. Two Essays. I. The Angel
of the Waters. II. The Angel of the Little
Ones. Boston, 1727. pp. 48. 8* . . . .
Benedictus. Good 1 Men Described. With Some
Character & History of Thomas Bridge. Bos-
ton, 1715. pp. (2), 53. 12 12.61
The Best Way of Living to Die Daily : a Dis-
course [after] Repeated Strokes of Death, on
his own Family. Boston, 1713. pp. (2), 26.
12 15.48
Blessed Unions. With the Son of God by Faith,
In the Church of God by Love. A Discourse ;
with Articles between those two Parties in
England, which have changed the Names of
Presbyterians, and Congregationals, for that of
United Brethren. Boston, Samuel Phillips,
1692. pp. (10), 86, 12. 12 13.50
Note. The " Articles " were also printed in the
Magnalia, V. 50-01.
f Boanerges. A Short Essay to strengthen the
Impressions Produced by Earthquakes On the
Minds of People. Boston, 1727. pp. (2), 53.
8 18.133
fBonifncius. An Essay Upon the Good, that
is to be Devised and Designed. With Propo-
sals, of Unexceptionable Methods, to Do Good
in the World. Boston, 1710. pp. (2), 200. 8. 13.18, 19
| A Brinf Memorial, Of Matters and Methods for
Pastoral Visits. Boston, MDCCXXIII. pp. 3.
4. [No title-page ; imprint taken from the
colophon, title from the heading] 10.106
The Call of the Gospel applyed. A Sermon,
13.54
18.228
28.33
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MATHER, Cotton, continued.
Preached 7th March. 1686. In the Hearing of
a man under Sentence of Death for Murder.
Second Ed. See Mather, I . . 23.2
t Cares about the Nurseries. Two Discourses.
The One. Methods for Parents to Catechise
their Children. The Other, Instructions for
Children. Boston, 1702. pp. 88, 23. 12 . . 13.52
The Case of a troubled Mind. Which appre-
hends the Face of God Hidden from it. Sec-
ond Ed. Boston, 1741. pp. 23. 8 18.236
t The Choice of Wisdom. A Brief Essay. Bos-
ton, 1726. pp. 23. 8 28.196,201
t T'i Christian Cynick. A brief Essay On a
Merciful Saviour. Boston, 1716. pp. (2), 42.
12" 13.39
Christian Loyalty. Or, Suitable Sentiments On
the Withdraw of George the First, And the
Access of George the Second. Boston, 1727.
pp. (2), ii, 25. 8 10.242, 287
The Christian Philosopher : A Collection of the
Best Discoveries in Nature, with Religious
Improvements. London, M.DCC.XXI. pp. vii,
(1), 304. 8 11-12
-f Christianus per Ignem. Or, A Disciple Warm-
ing of himself and Owning of his Lord. Bos-
ton, 1702. pp. 198, (2). 8 15.1
Note. This is in Mather's list of his works under
the date 1700. Yet it has been attributed to Nicholas
Nnyes, because he signs the " Praefatory Poem," al-
though that is evidently not by the author of the
book.
| The City of Refuge. The Gospel of the City
Explained; And the Flight of a Distressed
Sinner Thereunto, Directed. With a special
Aspect on Early Piety. Boston, 1716. pp.33.
12 13.64
Cffilestinus. Discoveries Of Things in the Hea-
venly World. And some Relations of Joys
granted unto Several in the Confines of it. In-
troduced by Agathangelus, Or, An Essay on
the Ministry of the Angels. And Recom-
mended by Increase Mather. Boston, 1723.
pp. (2), viii, 27, ii, 162. 12 13.16
( Coheleth. A Soul upon Recollection ; Coming
into Incontestible Sentiments of Religion.
Boston, 1720. pp. (2), 40. 12 28.105
The Comfortable Chambers, Opened and Visited,
Upon the Departure of Peter Thatcher [sic],
Pastor of Milton. Boston, 1728. pp. (4), 31,
(5). 8 18.186
Note. An "Advertisement," signed " S. M." i. c.
Samuel Mather, states that this was Cotton Mather's
last sermon, and was printed after his death. An
obituary of Mr. Thacher is given in " Addenda from
the Weekly Journal, No. XL. Milton, December 23,
ITX." pp.4.
A Companion for Communicants. Discourses
Upon The Lords Supper. With Devout Me-
thods of Pri-paring for that Ordinance. Bos-
ton, Benjamin Harris, If.'.io. pp. (S), 107. 8. 13.31
Concio ad Populum. A Distressed People Eu-
tertained with Proposals For tint Relief of
their Distresses. A Sermon 12d. 1m. 1710.
Boston, 1719. pp. (2), 29. 8" 10.293
The Day, & the Work of the Day. A Discourse.
I tiered on a Fast, July mh. HV.13. Boston, B.
Harris, HJ93. pp.71. 12 13.00
fThc Day which tin- Lord hath made. A Dis-
course ( 'onc'erninu' the l.onU-1 lay. Delivered
4d. 1m. 1703. Boston, 17o:i. pp. (2), 40. 8' . 43.197
A'/f. Ascribed to C. Mather by Mr. Prince, and
coiiti'im-d in Mull,. V- list nf hi* own works. In the
C:il:ilo^in' of tliv Library of tin- M.i^ai'lumtlts His-
torirnl Soc'n-ty, in i-dilioii in Indian and Knglish,
Huston, Uor. is asi-nbvd to S. Danlortb, who proba-
bly in the author of the Indi.ui version only.
Shelf. No.
MATHER, Cotton, continued.
Death made Easie & Happy. Two Discourses
on Prudent Apprehensions of Death. With
Serious Thoughts in Dying Times : or, A Dis-
course upon Death. London, 1701. pp. (2),
100. 12 .................. 13.44
fDeus Nohiscum. A brief Essay, on the Enjoy-
ment of God. Boston, 1725. pp.24. 12. . 18.222
_ -f Diluvium Ignis. De Secundo ac Optando Je-
hovre-Jesu Adventu. n. p., Vulgariter, 172!.
Realiter, 1729. pp. (2), xiv. 8" ....... 27.185
Durable Riches. Two Brief Discourses. Bos-
ton, Vavasour Harris, 1095. pp. (2), 33, (1),
34, (1). 12* ................ 13.32,33
The Duty of Children, Whose Parents have
Pray'd for them, Or, Early and Real Godliness
Urged. Second Impression. See Mather, I. 23.33
_ fEcclesise Monilia. The Peculiar Treasure of the
Almighty King Opened. At Boston Lecture,
July 14. 1723. Exhibited in the Character of
Mrs. Elizabeth Cotton. And Certain Memor-
ials of Piety, Written by that Gentlewoman.
Boston, 1726. pp. (2), 42. 8 ........ 18.116
f Eleuthcria : or, An Idea of the Reformation in
England : and A History of Non-Conformity in
and since that Reformation. With Predictions
of a more glorious Reformation at hand. Writ-
ten in 1696. Added, the Nonconformist's Rea-
sons for joining with the Nonconformists. By
another Hand. London, 1698. pp. iv, 135.
go ...................... 13.11
El-Shaddai. Essay, on All Supplied in an Al-
sufficient Saviour. Produced by the Death Of
Mrs. Katharin Willard. Boston, 1725. pp.
(4), 25. 8" ................. I 8 - 56
_ Euthanasia. A Sudden Death Made Happy and
Easy to the Dying Believer. Exemplified in
JohnFrizell. Boston, MDOCXXIII. pp. (4), 27.
8 o ...................... 18.120
The Everlasting Gospel. The Gospel of Justifi-
cation By the Righteousness of God. A Dis-
course, 1699. Boston, 1700. pp. (32), 76. 8' . 13.34, 37
Note. An address " To the Tlea.lcr," pp. 2, is signed
" Increase Mather." Another address, pp. 9. is finned
"John Higginson." A third, pp. 4, is signed " Samuel
Willard." The first copy is imperfect.
_ The Faith of the Fathers. Or, The Articles of
Religion, In the Words of the Old Testament.
Chiefly, To Engage the Jewish Nation, unto
the Religion of their Patriarchs. Boston,
Printed by B. Green and J. Allen, 1699. pp.
24. 8" ................. 28.46,67,120
A Faithful Man Described. Some Passage* in
the Life and Death of Michael Wiu'glesworth.
And Memorials of Piety, Left amonu' his Writ-
ten Experiences. With a Funeral-Sermon
Preached (for him) at Maldon ; June 21. I7n.~>.
Boston, 1705. pp. (0), 48. 8 ........ 28.107
jWite. "The IVdivatiini," pp.-J.U si'-'iu-d " IIUT.
Mather." The " Written Kxpvrionces" fill pp. --'."--H.
On page His a punning 1'pilaph on Wigglesworth, in
verse.
fFamily-Religion, Excited and Assisted. [The
Fourth Impression. Colophon] Boston, IT'-M.
pp. (2), 20. 8 ................ 13.202
A Family Well-Ordered. Or An Essay To Ren-
der Parents and Children Happy in one another.
Boston, Michael Perry, N: llenjamin Eliot, HV.i'.i.
1M ,. 79, :, 1- . ..." ............ 13.35
_ fFaseieiilu* Viventium. Essay on, A Soul Hound
up in the Bundle of Life. Boston, 172(i. pp.
4. 8 .................... T-2tt
_ f.\ Father Departing- A Sermon On the De-
parture of Increasi- Mather. Hoston, 17i:.'>. pp.
31. 8' ....................
18 ' 51
MATHER
MATHER
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MATHER, Cotton, continued,
A Fly ing Roll, Brought forth, to Enter into the
House and Hand of the Thief. A Sermon, lid.
llm. 1712. Boston, 1713. pp. (2), 34. 8 . . 18.198
Free-Grace, Maintained & Improved. Two Dis-
courses. Boston, 1706. pp. (2), 70. 8 . . . 28.122
Genuine Christianity. Or, A True Christian
Both in Life and in Death, Glorifying the Lord.
A Sermon, On the Departure of Mrs. Frances
Webb. Boston, 1721. pp. (4), 20. 8 . . . . 18.113
The Glorious Throne. Our Lord-Redeemer;
Ordering all the Changes in the World : Par-
ticularly, in the Death of Our Sovereign, and
the Succession of the British Crown, to the
House of Hanover. A Sermon, 23 D. VII M.
1714. Boston, 1714! pp. (2), 37. 8' 18.240
fA Good Character. With Dues unto the Mem-
ory of Joseph Belcher. With an Elegy by the
Reverend John Danforth. Boston, 1723. pp.
(4), 24, (3). 8 18 - 1U
fGood fetch 'd out of Evil. A collection of mem-
orables relating to our captives 15.44
Note. Imperfect, only pp. 23-26 and 43-46 remain-
ing.
fA Good Old Age. Essay on the Glory of Aged
Piety. Boston, 1726. pp. (2), 42. 8" .... 28.18
Grace Defended. A Censure on Ungodliness.
A Sermon December, 1712. With a Disserta-
tion on the Penitent Thief on the Cross. Bos-
ton, 1712. pp. (2), 35, (1). 8 18.225
Hatzar-Maveth. Comfortable Words ; The Com-
forts Of One Walking through the Valley of
the Shadow of Death. Boston, 1726. pp. (4),
28 _ 12 13.40 and 28.70
fAn History of Seasonable Interpositions; Es-
pecially Relating to the Fifth of November.
Boston. 5d. IXm. 1719. pp. 34. [No title-
page.] 12 28.143
flgnorantia Scientifica. Essay on Man's not
knowing his Time. Upon a Special and Mourn-
ful Occasion. Boston, 1727. pp. (2), 24. 8 . 27.158
India Christiana. A Discourse unto the Commis-
sioners for the Propagation of the Gospel
among the American Indians. With Instru-
ments [in Indian and English, and Latin and
English] relating to Propagating our Religion,
in the Eastern as well as the Western, Indies.
Boston, 1721. pp. (2), ii, 94 [124]. 12 . 13.22, 23, 30
fLampadarius. A brief Essay, To Show the
Light, Which Good Men have in Dark Hours.
Boston, 1726. pp. 24. 12" 28.168
Late Memorable Providences Relating to Witch-
crafts and Possessions. Second Impression.
Recommended by Richard Baxter, and by the
Ministers of Boston and Charlestown. London,
1691. pp. (22), 144. 8 13.26
Hote. For the First Impression, see "Memorable
Providences."
Light in Darkness. An Essay On the Piety
Which by Remembring the Many Days of
Darkness, Will Change them into a Marvellous
Light. With a Notable Example in Mrs. Re-
beekah Burnel. Boston, 1721. pp. (4), 20. 8. 16.255
The Lord-High-Admiral of all the Seas, Adored.
A Brief Essay upon the Miracle of our Saviour
Walking upon the Water. Boston, MDCCXXIII.
pp. (2), 22. 12 !6.25S
Love Triumphant. A Sermon at the Gathering
Of a New Church, And the Ordaining Of their
Pastor [W. Waldron] ; In the North Part of
Boston; May 23. 1722. Boston, 1722. pp. (4),
39. 8 18,171
jVbZe. "The Charge Given by the Reverend Dr.
Increase Mather," pp. M, 34. The Right Hand of
Fellowship By the Reverend Mr. Wadsworth," pp.
35-39.
Shelf. No,
MATHER, Cotton, continued.
Man Eating the Food of Angels. The Gospel of
the Maun a, With Examples of Early Piety, Es-
pecially of Christlieb Leberecht Von Extor.
Boston, 1710. pp. (2), 85. 12 23.41
jManuductio ad Ministerium. Directions for a
Candidate of the Ministry. Boston, 1726. pp.
(2), xix,151. 8 13.15
y t e , _ On pp. 148, 149 is a. short English poem, enti-
tled, " Filii, quum legissct, Gratulatio," signed " S.
Mather."
{The Marrow of the Gospel. A brief Essay on
the Union Between the Redeemer and the Be-
leever. Boston, 1727. pp. 24. 8. [Imper-
fect] 27.201
f^Iascbil, Or, The Faithful Instructor. Offer-
ing, Memorials of Christianity In Twenty-Six
Exercises Upon the New-English Catechism.
Boston, 1702. pp. 192. 8 13.20
Memorable Providences, Relating to Witchcrafts
And Possessions in New-England. Particular-
ly in Boston. Added, A Discourse, on the
Occasion of that Providence. As also A Dis-
course of an horrible Self-Murdor. With an
Appendix, in vindication of a Chapter in Re-
markable Providences, from the Calumnies of
a Quaker at Pen-sitvania [George Keith].
Boston, Joseph Brunning, 1689. pp. (10), 75,
21,40, (2), 14. 8 13-29
jVofe. For the Second Impression, see his "Late
Memorable Providences."
_ {Memorials of Early Piety in the Life and Death
of Mrs. Jerusha Oliver. With [Extracts] from
her Papers. Boston, 1711. 12. [Imperfect,
pp. (4), 5-54, remaining] 15-48
Menachem. Tokens for Good, which have a
Comfortable Aspect on the Protestant Religion.
A Sermon, II D. VTII M. 1716. Boston, 1716.
pp.45. 12'. .'. 18- 2 47
The Minister. A [Convention] Sermon, 31 D.
Ill m. 1722. Boston, 1722. pp. (2), 45. 8 . . 18.65
To m y much Honoured Mr. Francis De la Pillon-
niare. [Occasional Paper, pp. 25-29] .... 26.195
|A Monitory and Hortatory Letter, To those Eng-
lish, who debauch the Indians, By Selling
Strong Drink unto them. Boston, 1700. pp.
16. 8 28 - 56
fA Monitory Letter To them who Absent them-
selves from Publick Worship. Second Ed.
Boston, 1738. pp. (4), 17, (2). 12 28.167
fNails Fastened. Or, Proposals of Piety Com-
plyed withal. Boston, MDCCXXVI. pp. (2),
22. 12 28 ' 93
fThe Negro Christianized. Boston, 1706. pp.
(2), 46. 12 13 -43
_ Nehemiah. A Brief Essay on Divine Consola-
tions. Offered, in Boston. 30d. 9m. 1710.
Boston, 1710. pp. (4), 24. 4 17.6,11
jThe Nightingale. An Essay on the Supports
& Comforts of the Afflicted Believer. Boston,
1724. pp. (4), 19. 8 16-216
Nuncia Bona e Terra Longinqua. Some Things
\. Doing For the Kingdom of God, In Europe.
Boston, 1715. pp. (2), 14. 8 _. 28.25
Ornaments for the Daughters of Zion. A Dis-
course Which Directs The Female-Sex how
to Express, the Fear of God; and Obtain Tem-
poral and Eternal Blessedness. Cambridge :
Samuel Phillips, 1691. pp.104, (1). 12. . . 13.36
Orphariotrophium. Or, Orphans Well-provided
for in the Divine Providence. With Advice to
Parents and Children. A Sermon, on a Day
of Prayer, kept with a Religious Family, (23d.
l.m. 1711) whose Parents [John and Abigail
MATHER
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MATHER
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MATHER, Cotton, continued.
Foster], were latuly taken from them. Boston,
1711. pp. (4), 08. 8 23.8,13
Tlic I'alm-bearers. A Relation of Patient Suffer-
ings; In the History of the Church of Scotland
from 1CGO, to 1683. Boston, 1725. pp. (2),
viii, 58 8" 28.29
fA Proposal for an Evangelical Treasury; Hum-
bly tendred unto the Churches. [N"o title-
page. Boston, 1725.] pp. 4. 4. . . 10.107 and 20.22
Note. The author's name, and the imprint are
given from Mr. Prince's MS. catalogue.
fThe pure Nazarite. Advice to a Young Man,
concerning An Impiety and Impurity. Bos-
ton, 1723. pp. (4), 19. 8 27.172
Ratio Discipline Fratrum Nov-Anglorum. A
Faithful Account of the Discipline Professed
and Practised in the Churches of New-Eng-
land. Boston, 1726. pp. (2), iv, 10, 207, (3).
8 13.14 and 27.127
Reasonable Religion. Or, The Truth Of the
Christian Religion, Demonstrated, [etc.]. Bos-
ton, 1700. pp. 72. 12" 13.55
- Same. To which is prefix'd, A Preface, by
the Reverend Dr. Williams. London, 1713.
pp. (20), 135. 12" 13.17
f The Religion of the Cross. Occasioned by the
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Mather. Boston,
1714. pp. (4), 47, (1). 12 15.47
| Religious Societies. Proposals For the Revival
of Dying Religion, by Well-Ordered Societies.
Boston, 1724. pp. (4), 8, 19. 12 28.164
fRcnatus. Essay on a Soul passing From Death
to Life; And the Mystery of the Two Adams,
Explained. Boston, 1725. pp. 34. 8 ...
18.214 and 28.199
Repeated Admonitions About the Maintainance
Of an Able and Faithful Ministry. Boston,
1725. pp. (2), iii, 19. 8 28.61
The Serious Christian : or, Three Great Points
of Practical Christianity. London, 1699. pp.
(4), 116. 12 13.25
Note. " The Epistle to the Reader" is signed " Dan-
iel Burgess."
fSignatus. The Sealed Servants of our God,
or, The Witness of the Holy Spirit, with the
Spirit of the Beleever, to his Adoption of God.
At Boston Lecture, 1726- - 7. Boston, 1727. pp.
40. 12 18.208
fSome Seasonable Advice unto the Poor To be
annexed unto the Kindnesses of God, that are
dispensed unto them. [No title-page.] pp. 12.
12 18.219
" Sold by T. Fleet, at his printing-press." MS. note.
fSome Seasonable Enquiries. For the Estab-
lishment of the Reformed Churches, n. p.,
[colophon] 1723. pp. 12. 12 28.47
A Sorrowful Spectacle. Two Sermons, Occa-
sioned by a Sentence of Death, on a Woman,
for the Murder of a Spurious Offspring. With
Home Remarkable Things, relating to the
Criminal. Boston, 1715. pp. (2), vii, 3-92.
12 13.48
Jfote. Tnr the second senin.n, which lius n sep-
arate title-page, p.-i^-intr, and register, see Colman, 1).
" Tliu Divine Compassions."
fSuspiria Yinctorum. The Condition to which
the Protestant IntereM i-i reduce,!. I'.oMon,
I7.M1. pp. (-J),22. 12" 18.217
Trla l'r:e\ isa. A Short Kssay, on Troubles to be
l.ooUM lor. lioston, 17->4. pp. (2), 22. S" . 27. I'M
flYrra Ueata. A Uriel' K-sav, <>n Ilie
of Abraham; a Redeemer, r.ostm
pp. (2), 54. 12" 28.188
Baelf. .Mo.
MATHER, Cotton, continued.
The Terror of the Lord. Some Account of th
Earthquake, Between 29 and 30 October. 1727.
With a Speech, unto the Inhabitants of Bos-
ton, the Next Morning. Boston, 1727. pp. (4),
37, 6. 8 18.132
fThe Thankful Christian. A brief Essay, Upon
Thankfulness after the Successes of a Whaling-
Season. Boston, 1717. pp. (2), 43, (1). 12 . . 18.86
jThings to be more thought upon. A Treatise
on the Injuries Offered unto the Saviour.
With a Conviction of the Jewish and Arian
Infidelity. Boston, 1713. pp. 108. 12 ... 13.45
f Thirty Important Cases, Resolved With Evi-
dence of Scripture and Reason. (Mostly) By
several Pastors of Adjacent Churches, meeting
in Cambridge. Boston. Bartholomew Green, &
John Allen. 1699. pp. 78, (1). 8 28.119
Note. An "Advertisement," pp. 4, is eigned by
" Cotton Mather," who edits the book. At the end is
a Declaration "of Ministers from Diverse parts of
Massachusetts, Assembled at Boston, May '_'7. ]*>'J7."
The Triumphs of the Reformed Religion, in
America. The Life of John Eliot. Boston,
Joseph Brunning, 1691. pp. (8), 152. 8 . . 13.21
The True Riches. Essay on the Unsearchable
Riches of Christ. Boston, 1724. pp. (2), vi,
31. 8 27.100
To the truly Honourable Rector : And Professors,
of the University of Glasgow. [Boston, 1710.]
pp.12. 12" 18.152
Note. A letter acknowledging the degree of Doctor
of Divinity conferred upon him by the University.
Victorina. A Sermon On the Decease of Mrs.
Katheriu Mather. By her Father. Added, A
further Account, By another Hand. Boston,
1717. pp. (2), viii, 86. 12" 13.51
fVigilius. Or, The Awakener, a Brief Essay,
To Rebuke the Natural And the Moral Sleep.
Boston, 1719. pp. (2), 14. 8 . 16.190, 22.40 and 28.80
Virtue in it's Verdure. With a Character of
Mrs. Abigail Brown. Boston, 1725. pp. (4),
iv, 28. 8" 18.58
Note. A. Biographical "Appendix" by another
hand, pp. 25-28.
A Vision in the Temple. On a Day of Prayer
kept May 10. 1721. Boston, 1721. pp. (2), 45.
12 13.56,57
Note. A half-title is prefixed: "Two Sermons
Preached at the Dedication of the New Brick-meet-
ing-house by Dr. Cotton Mather. And Mr. Ben jo.
Wadsworth." See Wadsworth, B.
-(Vital Christianity : A Brief Essay On the Life
of God in the Soul of Man. Charles-Town,
172.-). pp. (4), 30. 8" 28.150
|The Voice of God is a Tempest. A Sermon at
Boston, Febr. 24. 1722-3. Boston, MDCCXXIII.
pp. (4), 19. 12 16.217
fLe Vrui Patron des Saines Paroles. [Boston,
1704. No title-page.] pp. 15. S" 18.155
.V.i/,-. " Designed lor the Instruction of our French
Captives." MATULR'S cat<il<ijm- <>/ hi.* uirn irritiiujx.
The Way to Prosperity. A Sermon to the 1 1 ov-
ernour, Council, [etc.], May 2:5. lt>S'.i. [With
An Appendix Touching Prodi^i- > In New-
England.] See, below, his " Wonderful
Works" 13.27
The Wi.low of N'aim. Remarks On The Miracle.
Boston, MIX \\\ in. pp. (4), 30. 8 . . . . 18.139
.V.i/.'. An address "To the Render," 1 i>iii.'e, is
pinned ",1. Gee."
Winter-Meditations. Directions How to employ
the Liesuiv [N<Y| of the Winter For the Glory
Of God. With n. Preface of Hie Uevercnd Mr.
MATHER
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MATHER
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MATHER, Cotton, continued.
John Higginson. Boston, Benj. Harris, 1693.
pp. (16), 82. 8 13.24
The Wonderful Works of God Commemorated.
In a Thanksgiving Sermon; Decemb. 19. 1689.
Added a [Convention] Sermon. Boston. Jo-
eeph Browning, 1690. pp. (8), 62, 7, 26 [36],
6, (7). 8 13.27
Note. The Convention sermon has a separate pag-
ing and title-page; see, above, " The Way to Prosper-
ity."
The Wonders of the Invisible World. The Na-
ture, Number, and Operations of the Devils.
With, I. Some Accounts of the Grievous Mo-
lestations, by Daemons and Witchcrafts, and
the Trials of Malefactors Executed upon occa-
sion thereof. II. Some Counsils Directing a
due Improvement of the terrible things lately
done by the Evil Spirits. III. Conjectures
upon the great Events, likely to befall the
World, and New-England in Particular. IV.
A Narrative of a late Outrage committed by a
Knot of Witches in Swedeland. V. The Devil
Discovered: a Discourse upon Temptations.
Boston Printed by Benj. Harris for Sam. Phil-
lips, 1693. pp. (32), 151, (1), 32 [24]. 8 . . . 23.8
fThe Words of Understanding. Throe Essays.
Occasioned by some Early Deaths. Boston,
1724. pp. (2), 105. 12 13.38
Note. " These sermons wre publishd & some of ym
at least Preach'd on occasion of ye Loss of Increase yo
eldest son of Dr Cotton ^father of Boston; wo havE
set sail from Barbadoessm time last Fall for Newfound-
land, was never after heard of, & so concluded to be
founder'd in ye sea." MS. note of Mr. PRINCE.
fZalmonah. The Gospel of the Brasen Se,r-
pent, In the Mosaic History. Boston, 1725.
pp. (2), 106. 8 28.84
Zelotes. A Zeal For the House of God ; a Ser-
mon 8 d. XI. m. 1716, 17. Boston, 1717. pp.
44. 12 13.46
Note. Preceded by a half-title : "Two Sermons at
the Dedication of the New Meeting-Uouse on Church-
Green, the 8th of January 1710, 17. By the Reverend
Dr. Cotton Mather, And the Reverend Benjamin
Wadsworth." See Wadsworth, B.
Attestation to The Sabbath-Day's Rest. See
Mather, A 18.221
Preface to The Important Duty of a Timely
Seeking of God. See Emerson, J 15.23
Preface to The Spirit of Man. See Morton, C. . 23.70
The Principles of the Protestant Religion main-
tained. See Allen, J 28.187
Answer to. See Keith, G 13.7
' Psalterium Americanum. See Bible, Old Tes-
tament. Psalms 14.16, 29
Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
Thomas Prince. See Prince, T 12.31,32
Several Sermons concerning Walking with God,
and that In the Dayes of Youth : preached at
Boston. See Mather, S 23.49
fA Short Discourse Shewing that our Salvation
is of Meer Grace. See Mather, W 18.149, 264
Sound Words. See Sound 13.53
What the Pious Parent wishes for. Boston-Lec-
ture, 23 d. 1 m. 1721. p. 34. See Course of
Sermons 23.1
Gee, J. Sermon After the Death of 17.24
Mather, S. Sermon after the Decease of ... 17.26
Whiting, J. Truth and Innocency defended; In
Answer to his Abuses of the Quakers .... 12.20
and others. A Serious Address To those Who
unnecessarily frequent the Tavern. Added,
A private Letter by Increase Mather. Boston,
1726. pp. (4), iv, 30. 8 27.186
A Testimony Against Evil Customs. Given by
Shelf. No.
MATHER, Cotton, continued.
Several Ministers of the Gospel. [Colophon]
Boston, MDCCXIX. pp. 4. 4 ... 16.105 and 26.21
MATHER, Eleazar, 1. 1637, d. 1699.
A Serious Exhortation to the Present and Suc-
ceeding Generation in New-England. The
Substance of [his] Last Sermons. Second Ed.
Boston : John Foster, 1678. pp. (4), 31. 4" . 27.72
Note. Address "To the Header," pp. 2, is signed
" Increase Mather."
MATHER, Mrs. Elizabeth, Sermon on the Death of.
See Mather, C 15.47
MATHER, Increase, b. 1639, d. 1723. [See Addenda.]
Angelographia, A Discourse Concerning the
Holy Angels : in several Sermons. Added, A
Sermon concerning the Sin and Misery of the
Fallen Angels : Also a Disquisition concerning
Angelical-Apparitions. Boston, Samuel Phil-
lips, 1696. pp. (16), 132. 8 23.3
Note. The " Disquisition" has a separate title-page
and paging.
A Brief Discourse Concerning the Prayse Due
to God; for His giving Snow like Wool. pp.
67-95. See, below, his " Voice of God "... 23.31
Burnings Bewailed: in a Sermon, Occasioned by
the Fire, Octob. 2. 1711. Boston, 1711. pp.
(4), 36. 8 28.125
A Call From Heaven, To the Present And Suc-
ceeding Generations A Discourse. Second Im-
pression. Boston, I. Brunning, 1685. pp. (8),
159. 8 23.9
Note. Paged continuously, pp. 161-198, is his
" Pray," etc.
A Call to the Tempted. A Sermon On the Crime
of Self-Murder. Boston, 1723, 4. pp. (4), ii,
17. 8 16273
Cases of Conscience Concerning evil Spirits Per-
sonating Men, Witchcrafts. Boston, Benjamin
Harris, 1693. pp. (6), 67, (7). 8. Portrait . , 23.4,7
Note. An address to the "Christian Reader," is
signed by " William Ilubbard " and 13 others.
The Day of Trouble is near. Two Sermons.
Preached the llth day of the 12th Moneth,
1673. Cambridge : Printed by Marmaduke
Johnson, 1674. pp. (4), 31. 4 18.14
Note. An address headed " Christian Reader,"
is signed " Urian Oakes."
Diatriba de Signo Filii Hominis, et de Secundo
Messias Adventu ; Ubi de modo futures Judae-
orum Conversion! s; Nee non de signis Novis-
simi diei. Amstelodatni, 1682. pp. (8), 98,
(6). 8 23.16
Discourse Concerning Earthquakes. Occasioned
by the Earthquakes, in the Province of Massa-
chusets-Bay, June 16. and in Conecticot-Colo-
ny, June 22. 1705. Also, Two Sermons, Sin
the Greatest Evil ; and, to Redeem Time the
Greatest Wisdom. Boston, 1706. pp. 131.
12" 23.30
Discourse Concerning Faith and Fervency in
Prayer. Several Sermons, with a true Ac-
count of the Astonishing Success of the Gos-
pel in Ceilon, Amboina, and Malabar. Boston,
1710. pp. (2), xix, (1), 112, (6). 12" 23.38
Discourse Concerning the Death of the Right-
eous. Occasioned by the Death of John Foster.
And of Mrs. Abigail Foster. Boston, 1711.
pp. (2), 29. 8 23.5, 12
Discourse Concerning the Maintenance Due to
those That Preach the Gospel. Boston, 1706.
pp. (2), 60. 8" 1S.20&
Discourse Concerning the Subject of Baptisme.
MATHER
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MATHER
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MATHER, Increase, continued.
Cambridge, Samuel <Jreen, 1675. pp. (4), 76.
4 17.2.31 and 27.90
Discourse Proving that the Christian Religion,
Is the only True Religion. Boston, 1702. pp.
96, (4). 12 23.45
Disquisition Concerning Angelical Apparitions,
In Answer to a Case of Conscience, shewing
that Daemons oft appear like Angels of Light,
and the way to prevent deception by them.
Boston, Samuel Phillips, 1696. pp. 44. 8 . . 23.3
Disquisition Concerning Ecclesiastical Councils.
Added, Proposals concerning Consociation of
Churches, Agreed upon by a Synod, at Bos-
ton. Boston, 1716. pp. (2), xx,47. 12. . . 23.42
Dissertation Concerning the Future Conversion
of the Jewish Nation. Answering the Objec-
tions of Baxter, Lightfoot, and others. With
an Enquiry into the first Resurrection. Lon-
don, MDCCIX. pp. (4), 35. 4 16.110
Dissertation, wherein [S. Stoddard's] Sermon,
[encouraging] Unsanctified Persons (while
such) to Approach the Table of the Lord, is
Confuted. With, What Ground there is to
Hope [for] a Glorious Reformation of the
Church. Boston, 1708. pp. (12), 135. 12 . . 23.14
Stoddard, 8. An Appeal to the Learned . . 15.33
Queries on An Appeal to the Learned, Pre-
tending an Answer to a Dissertation, etc. See
Appeal of some of the Unlearned 18.148
The Doctrine of Divine Providence Opened and
Applyed: Also Sundry Sermons on other Sub-
jects. Boston Joseph Brunning, 1684. pp.
(8), 148. 8 23.21
The Duty of Parents to Pray For their Chil-
dren. A Sermon, Preached May 19. 1703.
Second Impression. Boston, 1719. pp. vi, 40.
12 23.33
Note. Paged continuously, pp. 41-99, but with a
separate title, ia Cotton Mather's " Duty of Children."
A Dying Legacy of a Minister To his People.
Being the Three Last Sermons Preached By
I. Mather. Boston, 1722. pp. (2), 4, 90. 12" . 23.46
An Earnest Exhortation to the Children of Ncw-
England, To Exalt the God of their Fathers.
A Sermon. Boston, 1711. pp. (4), 39. 12 . . 23.40
An Essay For the Recording of Illustrious Prov-
idences, Especially in New-England. Boston,
Joseph Browning, 1684. pp. (14), 372, (8). 8. 23.27
Answer to the Lyes and Slanders of An Essay,
etc. See Keith, G 13.9,10
The Excellency of a Publick Spirit. [An Elec-
tion] Sermon, May 27. 1702. Boston, 1702. pp.
(12), 38. 12" 23.35
yole. Continuously paged, pp. 39-SH, is his " Right-
eous Man."
The First Principles of New-England, Concern-
ing n.i]iiisme & Communion of Churches. Col-
lected out of Books [and] Manuscripts of the
Kir-t and chiefe Fathers in the ,\eu--Knu r li-h
Churches; With the Judgment of Divines .>t'
the Congregational \V~ay in England. Cain-
bridge, Samuel Green, 1675. pp. (8), 40, 7.
4 17.250 mid 27.89
\ !>!. The last paging contains a letter of the Rev.
Jnlin Allin, p. 1, uud one n! .lij.aiKui Mitrhcl, pp.
'2-7.
The Glorious Throne: A Sermon Corn-em ini;
The (il..ry <il" the Throne of ( 'hriM, Which
hhaM quickly he seen on the Earth, pp. '.17-122
of his lelial,,,,) 23.37
The <Jri-.it l;ie.->iny, (if 1'riinilive < !.in;i.-ellours.
[An Election] Sermon, May 31st, 1093, Boston,
Shelf. No.
MATIIER, Increase, continued.
Printed and sold, by Benjamin Harris, Over-
against the Old-Meeting-House, 1693. pp. 23.
4 13.8 and 26.155
Heavens Alarm to the World. A Sermon where-
in is Shewed, That fearful Sights and Signs in
Heaven are the Presages of great Calamities at
hand. Boston, John Foster, 1081. pp. (6), 17.
4 16.171
Heaven's Alarm, [etc.] Second Impression. IJ.is-
ton, Printed for Samuel Bewail. And are to
be sold by Joseph Browning, 16S2. pp. 8, 38,
(2), 32. 8 23.25
Ichabod. Or, A Discourse, Shewing what Cause
there is to Fear that the Glory Of the Lord, is
Departing from New-England. Two Sermons.
Boston, 1702. pp. 122. [With Portrait.] 12'. 23.37
Note. The second sermon has a separate title-page,
" The Glorious Throne."
KuiarjTO)pa<pia. A Discourse Concerning Comets:
With an Historical Account of all Comets.
Expressing the Remarkable Events which
have followed. As also two Sermons. Bos-
ton, Printed by S. G. for S. 8. And sold by
J. Browning At the corner of the Prison Lane
next the Town-House, 1683. pp. (12), 143, (1).
8" 23.24
Note. An address " To the Reader," pp. 4, is signed
"John Sherman." The "two Sermons "are, 'Heav-
en's Alarm. Second Impression 108J," which has a
separate title-page, and " The Latter Sign," which ha
continuous signatures with " Heaven's Alarm."
The Latter Sign Discoursed of, in a Sermon at
Boston, August, 31. 1682. pp. (2), 32 .... 23.25
Note. See the preeeding note.
Meditations on.the Glory of the Heavenly World.
Boston, 1711. pp. (2), v, (1), 276, (4) 23.28
Note. "These Sermons were Pluckt out of the
Burning; when Seven Book-sellers Shops in Boston
"were Consumed in those Flames, which on the Second
of this Instant October, made a dismal Desolation in
the midst of this Great Town." Preface, pp. ii, iii.
Meditations on the Glory of the Lord Jesus
Christ. Several Sermons. Boston, 1705. pp.
(2) viii, 165, (1). 12 23.29
Meditations On the Sanctificatiou of the Lord's
Day : And on the Judgements which attend
the Profanation of it. Added Seasonable
Meditations both for Winter and Summer.
Boston, 1712. pp. (2), x, 71, (3), iv, 51. 12" . 23 43
Note. The " Seasonable Meditations " hare a sepa-
rate title-page.
The Mystery of Christ Opened and Applyed.
Several Sermons, n. p., MDCLXXXVI. pp. (2),
6,212, (1). 8 23.20
The Order of the Gospel, Professed by the
Churches in Xew-KiiLcland, Justified; In An-
swer to several Questions, relating to Church
Discipline. Boston, 1700. pp. 143, (1). 12 . 23.32
[Extract from] The Order. See Vindication. 23.64
Practical Truths, Plainly Delivered. Boston,
1718. pp. (4), 138. 12 23.23
\ . "IV. Tin- Work of the Ministry " has an in-
ili'l>riiilriit title-page.
Practical 'I' ruths Tending to Promote the Power
of Godliness: Sundry Sermons. Boston In
New IJii^land Printed by Samuel Green upon
A-siu'nment of Samuel Si-wall, "Hivj. pp. (U),
jjo. 8 23.19
Pray for the Ki.-in-; Generation. A Sermon.
Treadled the third day of the Mil Moneth 1678.
Si t apart to seek unto God by KastiiiL,' and
Prayer. Third Impression, pp. 1G1-U18. .SVe
hU "Call From Heaven" 23.10
MATHER
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MATHER
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MATHER, Increase, continued.
Returning unto God the great concernment of a
Covenant People. A Sermon to the second
Church in Boston, March 17. IGj^. when
that Church did Solemnly Renew their Cov-
enant. Boston, John Foster, 1680. pp. (6),
18, (3). 4 16.96
The Righteous Man a Blessing: Two Sermons.
pp 39-84. See his " Excellency of a Publick
Spirit" 23.35
Seasonable Meditations both for Winter & Sum-
mer. The Substance of Two Sermons, pp.
(2), iv, 61 23.43
See his " Meditations On the Sanctification," etc.
A Seasonable Testimony To Good Order in the
Churches. Declaring the Usefulness of Coun-
cils in Order to Preserving Peace and Truth.
Boston, 1720. pp. (4), 20. 8 28.78
Sermon Occasioned by the Execution of [J.
Morgan] found Guilty of Murder Preached
March llth 168^ with the Confession, & solemn
Warning of that Murderer. Second Ed. Bos-
ton, J. Brunning, 1687. pp. (4), 124. 8 ... 23.2
Note, Pages 37-82 con tain "The Call of the Gos-
pel," with a title-page, for which see Mather, C. ; pp.
83-124, " An Exhortation," with a title-page, for which
see Moodey, J.
A Sermon (Prached at Boston the 18th of the
1. Moneth 1674. When two men were Exe-
cuted, who had Murthered their Master). The
Second Impression. J. Brunning in Boston
1685. pp. (2), 38. 8" 23.11
A Sermon Wherein is Shewed, I. That Ministers
need the Prayers of the Lord's People. II.
That the People ought to Pray for Ministers.
Preached at Roxbury, October 29. 1718. When
Thomas Walter Was Ordained. Boston, 1718.
pp. (2), ii, 35. 8 12.33
Several Sermons Wherein is shewed, I. That
Jesus Christ is a Mighty Saviour. II. That
God Converts His Elect some at one Age, and
gome at Another, Commonly before Old Age.
III. That when Godly Men dye, Angels carry
their Souls to a better World. With a Char-
acter of Thomas Bridge. Boston, 1715. pp.
(2), xi, (1), 126. 12 23.39
Some Important Truths about Conversion, in
sundry Sermons. London, 1674. pp. (28),
248. 8" 23.15
Some Remarks On a late Sermon, Preached at
Boston, by George Keith shewing That his
Good Rules in Divinity, are not built on the
foundation of the Apostles & Prophets. Bos-
ton, 1702. pp. (2), 36. 8 28.73, 195
De Successu Evangelij Apud Indos in Nova-
Anglia Epistola. Ad Johannem Leusdenum.
Londini, 1688. pp. (2), 6. 8 23.51
The Surest way to the Greatest Honour : [An
Election] Sermon, May 31st. 1699. Boston.
Printed by Bartholomew Green, & John Al-
len, for Samuel Phillips, and are to be Sold at
the Brick Shop, near the Old-Meeting-House,
1699. pp. (8), 3-42. 8 18.275 and 23.17
Testimony Against several Prophane and Super-
stitious Customs in New-England. London,
1687. pp. (8), 41 [31]. 8 28.16
The Testimony Finished. See Mitchel, J. . . . 28.41
Two Discourses I. That the Lords Ears are
open to the Prayers of the Righteous. II.
The Dignity & Duty of Aged Servants of the
Lord. Also, A Preface in which the Congre-
gUional Discipline of the Churches in New-
England is Vindicated, with the Authors Dy-
Shelf. No.
MATHER, Increase, continued.
ing Testimony there-unto. Boston, 1716. pp.
(2), ix, 141, (1). 12 23.34, 30
The Voice of God, in Stormy Winds. Two Ser-
mons, Occasioned by the Storm, in the Eu-
ropean Nations. Novemb. 27th. 1703. Bos-
ton, 1704. pp.95. 12 23.31
Note. Paged continuously is hia "Brief Dis-
course."
The Work of the Ministry [A] Sermon at Cam-
bridge, < >ctober 9. 1717. When Nathaniel Ap-
pleton Was Ordained, pp. 97-138. See his
" Practical Truths." 23.23
Address to the Christian Reader of An Answer
to George Keith's Libel. See Makemie, F. . 15.2
Address To the Reader of A Letter From Some
Aged Nonconforming Ministers. See Letter . 13.12
Address To the Reader of a Plea for the Life, etc.
SeeTorrey, 8 ' 18.6
Address To the Reader of a Serious Exhortation.
See Mather, E 27.72
Address To the Reader of An Exhortation unto
Reformation. See Torrey, 8 18.5
Address To the Reader of God giyeth the In-
crease. See Belcher, J 18.170
Address To the Reader of The Doctrine of the
Covenant. See Willard, S 24.33
Address To the Reader of The Doctrine of the
Last Judgment. See Flynt, H 16.173
Address To the Reader of the Everlasting Gos-
pel. See Mather, C 13.34, 37
Address To the Reader of the Peril of the
Times Displayed. See. Willard, 8 15.42
Advice to the Children of Godly Ancestors.
Given July 9. 1721. pp. 16. See Course of
Sermons 23.1
Charge at the Ordination of Thomas Prince.
See Prince, T 12.31,32
Charge at the Ordination of William Waldron.
See Mather, C 18.171
Epistle Prefixed to A Guide to Christ. See Stod-
dard, 8 14.33
Epistle To the Reader of A Seasonable Dis-
course. See Oakes, U 18.17
Preface to a Confession of Faith, etc. See Bos-
ton, Mass. Synod. 1680 14.61 and 24.39
Preface to A Course of Sermons on Early Piety.
See Course of Sermons 23.1
Preface to A Discourse of the Glory, etc. See
Mitchell, J 23.54
Preface to The Truth, etc. See Monis, J. . . . 22.46
Private Letter on Frequenting Taverns. See A
Serious Address 27.186
Recommendation of Ccelestinus. See Mather, C. 13.16
Recommendation of Practical Religion Exem-
plified. See Reynolds, T 15.56
Sermon on the Departure of. See Mather, C. . 18.54
, Increase, son of Cotton. Words of Under-
standing. Occasioned [partly] by [the] Death
of. See Mather, C 13.38
MATHER, Katharin, b. 1689, d. 1716. Funeral Sermon
for, and Extracts from her Diary. See Mather,
C 13.51
MATHER, Nathanael, 6. 1630, d. 1697.
A Discussion Of the Lawfulness of a Pastor's
Acting as an Officer In Other Churches Be-
sides that which he is specially Called to take
the Oversight of. London, M DC xc vm. pp.
(20), 155. 8 23.50
Same. Boston, 1730. pp. (2), x, 83 23.55
The Righteousness of God through Faith upon
All without Difference who believe. Two
Sermons. London, 1694. pp. (4), 76. 4" . . 16.100
A Sermon wherein is shewed That it is the Duty
of Believers, to Live in the Constant Exercise
MATHER
MEDICINE
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MATHER, Nathanael, continued.
of Grace. Printed at Boston By R. P. for
Joseph Browning, 1084. pp. (2), 28, (1). 8 . 23.22
Life and Death of. See Mather, 8 23.49
MATHER, Kichard, 6. 1.300, </. 1GG9. [See Addenda.]
f Church-Government and Church-Covenant dis-
cvssed, In an Answer of the Elders of the
several! Chvrchcs in New-Kngland To two and
thirty Questions, sent over to thorn by divers
Ministers in England. With an Apologie for
Church-Covenant, sent over in Answer to Mas-
ter Ber.iard in 10.39. Also an Answer to nine
Positions. London, 1043. pp. (4), 84, (2), 78.
[70]. 4 21.12 and 27.79
Note. The " Apologie" has a separate title-page
and paging; the " Answer unto nine Positions" has a
separate title-page, but is paged continuously with
the "Apologie," omitting pp. 47, 48. Aa the address
" To the Reader" is signed " II. Peter," the work has
sometimes wrongly been ascribed to him.
A Farewel-Exhortation to the Church and Peo-
ple of Dorchester, in New-England. Printed
hy Samuel Green at Cambridg, 1657. pp. (4),
27. 4 , 16.183
Note. "The Preface To the Reader,
signed " Charles Chauncy."
pp. 2, is
- Defence of the Answer unto the Nine Posi-
tions. See Allin, J ......... 16.186 and 27.15
f-A- Platform of Church-Discipline. See Cam-
bridge, Mass. Synod. 1648.
14.59,62, 23.63, 24.40, 27.77,82 and 28.118,145
MATHER. Samuel, 6. 1626, d. 1671.
A Testimony from the Scripture against Idolatry
& Superstition, Two Sermons Upon the Exam-
ple of Hezekiah. The First in general against
Idols and Inventions of Men. The Second,
against the Ceremonies of the Church of Eng-
laud. n. p.,n. d. pp. (G), 83. 8 . 16.225 and 27.167
Note. Printed in 1725, according to a MS. note.
Address To the Reader of a Congregational
Church. See Stone, S ............ 16.172
MATHER, Samuel, b. 1651, d. 1728.
A Dead Faith Anatomized. A Discourse on
[its] Nature and Danger. Boston, Printed by
Bartholomew Green, and John Allen, 1697.
pp. 108. 8 ................. 23.48
The Self-Justiciary Convicted. A Discourse
Concerning Renouncing our own Righteous-
ness; and Repairing to the Righteousness of
Christ. Boston, 1707. pp. (2), 27, (1), 94. 8.
fi'ote. "The Epistle Dedicatory" contains, pp. 19-
27, " A Testimony t" the Order of the Gospel, in the
Churches if Xew- England," signed "John Higginson.
William Hubbard."
Filii, quumlcgisset, Gratulatio. See Mather, C.
MATHER, Samuel, of Witney, Eng., son of Increase
Wither, b. 1G74.
jDe. liapti-'matc. Disscrtatio. Londini, MDCCXV.
pp. 23. 8* ..................
Ifote. "Sam. Mather Authorc." 3fS. note. Wo
have not, liowevcr, found the tract ascribed to Mather
elsewhere.
Early Piety. Exemplified in the Life of Nathanael
M.'i'lii-r. A.Ided Discourses on a VValk with
God. London, 1GS9. pp. (10), 00, (2), 80. 8.
Note. The Discourses have a separate paging, and
a titlc-imgi', fur which tee Mallirr, C. S.-MTM! Ser-
mons.
f Observations on the Holy Scriptures. London,
17U7. pp. (Hi), Hit, (4). 12 .........
MATIII.U, Samuel, /.. 170f,, il . 17v,.
The Departure and Character of Elijah. A Scr-
23.47
13.15
28.36
23.49
23.52
Shelf. No.
MATHER, Samuel, continued.
mon After the Decease of Cotton Mather.
Boston, 1728. pp. (2), 25. 8" 17.20
A Dissertation Concerning the Name of Jeho-
vah. Boston, M,DCC,LX. pp. (G), 101. 8 . 26.58
Essay concerning Gratitude. Boston, M,DCC,-
xxxn. pp. (8), 53. 8 20.77
Tlie Faithful Man abounding with Blessings.
A Funeral Discourse Upon the Death of
Thomas Hutchinson. Boston, MDCCXL. pp.
(2), 32. 8 1S.39
The Fall of the Mighty lamented. A Discourse
upon the Death of Her Majesty "Wilhelmina
Dorothea Carolina, of Great- I5ritain : I'reach'd
on March 23d 1737,8, In the Audience of the
Governour, in Boston. Boston, 1738. pp. (2),
33. 8" 17.157 and 18.32
Of the Pastoral Care : A [Convention] Sermon,
in Boston, May 27. 1762. Boston, 1762. pp. 31.
8 17214
[MATHER, "Warham, b. 1666, d. 1745.]
A Short Discourse shewing that our Salvation is
of Meer Grace, n. p., 1716. pp. (4), 32. 8. 18.149,264
Xote. In the Catalogue of the library of the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society this is ascribed to Cotton
Mather, on the authority of a note said to be in Mr.
Eliot's handwriting, but it is not in Cotton Mather's
list of his works. We have followed Mr. Prince.
MATTHISON, J. The Necessity of Revelation in order
to Salvation. A Sermon in Edinburgh, 5 Jan-
uary 1730. [before] the Society for propagating
Christian Knowledge. Edinburgh, [date cut
off], pp. 48. 8. [Imperfect] 18.212
MAXWELL, S. A Discourse concerning the Safety of
all such as have the Great God For their Guide.
Boston, 1738. pp. (4), 20. 8 16.295
MATHEW, Experience, 6. 1673, d. 1758.
All Mankind, by Nature, Equally under Sin. A
Sermon in Boston, Dec. 3. 1724. Boston, 17-."}.
pp. (2), ii,23. 8" 16.2.33, 275
ybta. An address "To the Reader," pp. H, ia
signed " Tho. Foxcroft."
A Discourse shewing that God Dealeth with
Men As with Reasonable Creatures a Sermon
at Boston, Nov. 23. 1718. With the State of
the Indians on Martha's Vineyard, & the Small
Islands adjacent, from 1694. to 1720. Boston,
1720. pp. (2), 34, 12. 8
Grace Defended, in a Modest Plea for an Impor-
tant Truth; That the offer of Salvation com-
prises in it an Offer of the Grace given in Re-
generation. Boston, 1741. pp. (2), vi, 7, (1),
208. 8"
fA Ritfht to the Lord's Supper Considered.
Boston, MDCCXLI. pp. (2), 23, 2. 8" ....
Charge, with Prefatory Address, at the Ordina-
tion of John No win in. SeeBalchjT
, Jonathan, ?. 17J), d. 1766.
A Discourse Occasioned by the Death of George
II. and the A. -cession of George III. Deliv-
ered -Tan. 4th 17<H. Boston, M,DCC,LXI. pp.
43. 8
A Discourse Occasioned by the Death of Ste-
phen Sewall. B >ston, 17il>. pp. 00. 8 . . .
Seven Sermons. Preached in Boston, In 174^.
II iston, MI> < \MX. [Imperfeet, end in:,' p. 24.]
Remarks on two sermons published in ITiU by.
Si i Hopkins, S
MEAD, NT. Tin- Almost Christian Di<e..vere 1 : Or,
The False Professor Tryed and t'.ist. The Sni>-
Btance of Seven Sermons, IVeaehed at Bep-
nlehers, London, lo ! H. Fourteenth Ed. Bos-
ton, 17:v.i. pp. (10), 193, (1). 12'
MEDICINE. Sir Khvtuary.
18.244
21.3
23.37
17.153
17.35
18.35
17.180
27.1
25.18
MERCATOR
45
MOORE
Shelf. No.
MERCATOR, G. Atlas Minor a I. Hondio plurimia
seneis tabulis auctus. Amsterodami, n. d. obi.
4 32.25
Note. The address of Ilondius to the reader is dat-
ted 1607; the colophon is " Dordrechti, 1GIO."
MERIT, The Doctrine of, exploded. Allen, J 16.262
MERRILL, T. Narrative Of Brethren Of the Second
Church in Bradford. See Bayly, J 23.52
METCALF, Timothy, d. 1727. Sermon on the Death
of. See Dexter, S 18.59
METEMPSYCHOSIS. De Animorurn Mcrtivyio-;uo.
Dummer, J 26.5
MEXICO. Epiniciura in captaru classem Mexicanani.
Barloeus, C 28.206
MIDDLKBOROUGH, Mass., Transactions at, In settling
a Minister. Cotton, J 16.102 and 17.144
MILITARY Discipline. Boone, N 15.7
MILK for Babes. See Man of God, The, Furnished . 25.6
MINISTRY of the Gospel.
See Anti-Ministerial (28.83); Caldwell, J. (1G.66);
Chaitncy, C. (17.210 and 18.41); Colman, B. (1435;;
Cooke, S. (18184); Dickinson, J. (18.71); Dunbar,
S. (17.217); Emerson, J. (27.199); Foxcroft, T. (17.
170); Gray, E. (17.134); Great Difficulty (17 238 and
IS.CG); Mather, C. (Manuductio 1:3.15; Repeated 28.C1);
Plea, (27.209); Rand, W. (17.215); Robie, T. (18.237);
Rowland, D. S. (1C G5); Stone, N. (22.33); Syrames, T.
(1G.207); Willard, S. (18.154); Worthington, W. (18.190)..
SeeaUo: Pastor, Sermons (Installation, Ordination).
MISSISSIPPI river. The Voyage of de la Sale To
find the Mouth of the Missisipi. Joutel, . 11.25
MITCHEL, Jonathan, b. 1624, d. 16GS. [See Addenda.]
A Discourse of the Glory To which God hath
called Believers. Some Sermons with [a]
Letter. Second Ed. with a Preface by Increase
Mather. Boston, 1721. pp. (2), viii, 10, 231.
12" 23.54
Neherniah on the Wall in Troublesom Times.
[An Election] Sermon at Boston, May 15. 1 'i67.
Cambridge: Printed by S. G. and M. J., 1671.
pp. (4), 34. 8 18.2 and 26.140
Address To the Reader, And Especially to the
Inhabitants of Cambridge, of The Parable of
the Ten Virgins. See Shepard, T 30a.5
Letter in The First Principles of New-England.
See Mather, I -. . 17.250
{Propositions concerning Baptism and Consoci- 27.84
ation of Churches. See Boston. Synod. 1602.
and others. Elijah's Mantle. A Faithful Testi-
mony to the Cause and Work of God, in the
Churches of New-England. By Four Servants
of God. Boston, 1722. pp. (2), ii, 17, (2). 8 . 28.41
Contents. I. The Great End and Interest of New-
England, by Jonathan Mitchel. II. The Cause of
God, and His People in New-England; a Sermon of
Mr. John Higginson. III. New -England's True
Interest [by] William Stoughton. IV. The Testimony
Finished. By Increase Mather.
MITCHEL, Sieur de.
Preface to A Journal, etc. See Joutel, . . . 11.25
Mix, Stephen, d. 1738, aged - 68.
Extraordinary Displays of the Divine Majesty
& Power, are to Try Men. Two Sermons
Occasioned by a Terrible Earthquake, October
29. 1727. Delivered in Wethers Held, November
5th. and 12th. N. London, 1728. pp. (2), 2,
35. 8 18.134,153
MODEL, A, For Erecting a Bank of Credit. Adapt-
ed Especially for his Majesties Plantations in
America. London, 1688. pp. (2), 38. 8 . . 28.158
MODEST Apology, A, for Parson Alberoni : being a
Defence of Priestcraft, and a New Confuta-
tion of the Bishop of B.tngor. Twelfth Ed.
[Boston?], 1724. pp. 32. 8 27.137
Note. An attack upon priests, In which Alberont
is scarcely mentioned.
Shelf. No.
MOXEY the Sinews of Trade. The State of Massa-
chusetts-Bay Considered, with respect to ita
Trade for want of a Medium of Exchange.
Boston, [date cut off], pp.16. 8 28.153
MONEY, Inquiry into the Nature and Uses of. 26.51 and 27.39
MONIS, Juduh, d. 1764, aged 81.
Nothing but The Truth: A Short Essay, [prov-
ing] the Doctrine of the Trinity, Both out of
the Old Testament, And with the Authority of
the Cabilistical Ilabbies. Boston, 1722. pp.
(2), 26. 8 22.46,48
Proposals for Printing by Subscription, A He-
brew Grammar, n. p., n. d. 1 page. 4 ... 16.109
The Truth, A Discourse Delivered at his Bap-
tism, Containing Nine Arguments [of] the
Modern Jewish Rabbins to prove, the Messiah
is yet to Come : With Answers. And the
Confession of his Faith. And Prefac'd by the
Reverend Increase Mather, D. D. Boston,
1722. pp. (2), iv, vi, 36. 8 22.40,48
The Whole Truth : A Short Essay [on] the
Reason why the Jewish Nation Are not yet
converted. Boston, 1722. pp. (2), 40. 8 . . 22.46,48
MONITORY and Hortatory Letter. Mather, C. . . . 23.56
MONTEZINOS, not Monteriuos, A. See Aaron, the
Levite.
MONTHLY Review, The, for September, 1761; Octo-
ber, 1762. [London, 1761.] pp. 161-318. 8 . . 26.62
Same. For September, 1771. [London, 1771.]
pp. 161-240. 8 26.59
Note. Contains a review of Monchy's Essay on
the usual Diseases of Voyages to the West-Indies;
Sept. 1771, a review of Kalm's Travels into North
America.
MONTREAL. Appleton, N. Sermon Occasioned by
the Surrender of . . . 16.50
Foxcroft, T. Sermon On the Surrender of. . 17.112
MOODEY, or Moody, Joshua, b. 1633, d. 1697.
A Practiaal Discourse concerning the Choice
Benefit of Communion with God in his House.
The Summe of several Sermons. Boston, Jo-
seph Brunning, 1085. pp. (7), 109. 8 .... 23.65,89
Note. An address " To the Reader," pp. 4, is
signed "James Allen."
An Exhortation To a Cjaleinaed Malefactor
March 7th 16S3. pp. 83-113. See Mather, I.
Sermon Occasioned 23.2
The Principles of the Protestant Religion main-
tained. See Allen, J 28.187
- Answer to. See Keith, G 13.17
Address To the Reader of Late Memorable Prov-
idences. See Mather, C 13.26
Address To the Serious Reader Of the Benefit
of a Well-Ordered Conversation. See Hub-
bard, W 15.14
MOODEY, Samuel, b. 1676, d. 1747.
fA faithful Narrative of God's gracious Dealings
with A Person lately recovered from the Er-
rors of Armioius. [Boston, 1737. No title-
page.] pp. 8. 8 28.55
Note. " Sent from the Rev Mr Moodey of York.
Boston, Printed in Sept. 1737." MS. note by Mr.
PRINCE.
Judas the Traitor Hung up in Chains, To Give
Warning To Professors, That they beware of
Worldlymindcdness, And Hypocrisy : A Dis-
course concluding with a Dialogue; Preach'd
at York in New-England. Boston, 1714. pp.
(2), x, 84. 12" 15.49
A Sermon, May 31, 1721. the D.iy for the Elec-
tion. Boston, 1721. pp. (4), 64. 8 18.97
The Vain Youth Summoned to Appear at Christ's
Bar. A Lecture-Sermon (June 25. 1701.) at
York, in Main. Boston, 1707. pp. 64. 12 . . 15.45
MOORE, J., bp. The Truth Si Excellency of the Gos-
MOORE
46
NORCOTT
Shull. No.
MOORE, J., bp., continued.
pel. A Sermon before the Society for Propa-
gation of the Gospel in Koi-ri-n Paris, 20th of
February, 17l|j. London, 1713. pp. 56. 8 . .
MORDEN, R. Geography Ki-i-titied : or, A. Descrip-
tion of the World. With .Seventy eight Maps.
Fourth Ed., Enlarged. Added a Geographical
Index. London, MDCC. pp. (9), 626, (72). 4.
17.257
31.5
Note. " America,'
colored.
pp. JH2-424. The maps are
12.23
23.2
16.214
2S.70
MORGAN, Sir H., Relation of the Expedition of,
against the Spaniards in the West-Indies.
See Voyages
MORGAN, James, Sermon Occasioned by the Execu-
tion of, with the Confession. See Mather, I. .
MORGAN, Joseph, b. 1672, d. after 1739.
The Only Effectual Remedy Against Mortal Er-
rors a Discourse, Shewing the Cause of alt
the Heresies, Apostasies, Soul-murdering Er-
rors, & contrary Articles of Faith. New-Lon-
don, 1725. pp. (2), 49, (1). 8 27.192
Sin its own Punishment. A Discourse [in] Con-
tinuation of, The Nature and Origin of, Sin
explained. Which was a Continuation of, The
Remedy against mortal Errors. Boston, N. E.
1728. pp. (6), 24. 8
MORRILL, Nathaniel, d. 1730, aged 32.
Memento Mori. A Plain Discourse to a Plain
People. Boston, 1730. pp. (2), iv, 68. 12 . . 18.249
MORTON, Charles, b. 1626, d. 1698.
The Spirit of Man : Some Meditations. Boston,
Duncan Campbell, 1693. pp. (8), 100. 8 . .
2fote. "The Preface is evidently Mr. Cotton
Mather's style of Phraseology." MS. note by T.
PRINCB.
Address To the Reader of Late Memorable
Providences. See Mather, C 13.26
MORTON, Nathaniel, b. about 1613, d. 1635.
New-Englands Memoriall : or A brief Relation of
the most Remarkable Passages of the Provi-
dence of God, manifested to the Planters of
New-England; With special Reference to
New-Plimouth. Cambridge : Printed by S. G.
and M. J. for John Usher of Boston, 1669.
pp. (12), 198, (10). 4. [Imperfect, but restored
in MS.] 12.43
Note. An Address "'To the Reader," Signed
" John Higginson. Thomas Thacher."
- Answer to the Lyes and Slanders of S. Nor-
ton [N.Morton] in his New-England's Memo-
rial. See Keith, G 13.9,10
MURDER.
See Checklcy, S. (Mercy 1C.298; Murder 10.20");
Clap, N. (i5.17); Colman, B. (1G.:!.5); Mather, C. (Sor-
rowful I". 4*); MatluT, I.(Scrmon Occasioned 23.2; Ser-
mon Preached 21.11); Rogers, J. (15.5S); Sampson, P.
(L'7/JW).
NAILS fastened. Mather, C 23.93
N ALTON, J. Nature and Necessity of Humiliation
Boston, 1741. pp.36. 12' 18.259
NECESSITY, The, of brotherly Love: A Discourse.
r.oslon, 17C.-J. pp. 88. 8 17.23'.) and 13.67
\ "i . See Great difficulty, etc. Pages 21-SU con-
tain " Something of the Author's Character."
NEGRO, The, Christianized. Mather, C 13.43
Jx i.iaioi>. (iiliion, K. Two I.ettei-s [on] the Instruc
tlon of Negroes in the Christian Faith. . . . . 27.2
Letter to the Negroes Lately Converted .... 27.60
Tin- As-iento, or, Contract for Allowing to the
Subjects of (ircat liritain the Librrty of Im-
porting Negroes into Spanish America. See
Spain 26.33
See also: Slavery.
27.78
23.8
Shelt No.
NELSON, John and Elizabeth, Funeral Sermon on
the Death of. See Cutler, T ......... 18.25
NETHERLANDS, Articles of Peace, Between Charles
II. and the. See Great Britain ...... 26.184
Downing, Sir G. Discourse [in answer to] a
Libel .................... 22.60
NEW-ENGLAND. Allin, J. A Defence of the An-
swer unto the Nine Positions against the Reply
by Ball; Entituled, A Tryall of- the New
Church-way in .......... 16.186 and 27.15
- Efforts for the reformation of morals in. See
Help .................... 29.3
- Higginson, J. A Testimony, to the Order of the
Gospel, In the Churches of ......... 28.45
- Mather, C. Ratio Discipline Fratrum Nov-
Anglorum .................. 27.127
- Mather, I. Order of the Gospel, Professed and
Practised in ................. 23.32
SeeaUo: Congregationalism, Earthquakes, Indians,
Publicans, Revival of 1741, 2, Society for propagation
of the Gospel in New England, and the names of the
N. E. states.
NEW ENGLANDS First Fruits; In Respect, First of
the Indians. 2. Of the progresse of Learning,
in the Colledge at Cambridge. London, 1643.
pp. (2), 26, (1). 4 ..............
Note. Pages 18-20 contain the Commencement
theses at the graduation of the first class, in 1W2.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Tale College. The Declaration
of the Rector and Tutors Against George
Whitefield. Boston, 1745. pp. 14, (1). 8. .
Note. Signed by Thomas Clap and 3 others.
NEW-HAVEN County, Proceedings Of the Association
of, Against Mr. Robbing. See Robbins, P. . 26.68
NEW LONDON, Conn. Mismanagements in an Eccle-
siastical Council [in the North Parish, on J.
Hillhouse]. See Dialogue .......... 18.141
NEW PLYMOUTH. Extracts and Collections of Acts,
Laws and Orders of the Government. See
Massachusetts ................ 26.18
NEW YORK. Downing, Sir G. Discourse ..... 22.60
How Duties may make New- York richer. See
Interest ................... 28.157
Tenne'nt, J. Address to the Synods of New-
York & Philadelphia ............ 12.4
See also; Crown-Point.
NEWBORY, Mass., Account of an Ecclesiastical Coun-
cil in. Tucker, J .............. 16.111
NEWPORT, R. /. Differences between the Baptized
Church and several Members. Claggett, W. --.">>
NIGHTINGALE, The. Mather, C .......... 16.216
NlLES, Samuel, b. 1674, d. 1702.
Charge at the Ordination of Moses Taft. See
Shaw, J ................... 27.K.4
and others. The Sentiments of an Association
of Ministers (at \\Vyinoulh, Jan. l.'xh. 1744, f>.)
Concerning WhitelicM. Added, '('ho Opinion
of Nehemiah Walter of Koxbury, and others.
Also, The solemn Adviee of Nathanael Stone.
Boston, 1745. pp.15. 8 ......... 23.102,134
NOEL, Garrat.
A Catalogue of Books to be sold. New York,
1755. pp. 21. 8 .............. 23.113
NONCONFORMISTS.
See Baxter, R. (22.11); Letter (13.12).
NON-CONFORMITY, History of. Mather, ..... 13.11
.Vmr.rrr, J. Baptism Discovered Ai-cordin.ir to the
Wordof (Jod. Kourth Ivl. With an Appendix
by another Hand. I'.oston, 1723. pp. (S), 3i>.
A'lf--. .Vu i-pistl.- dciliciit'iry is signed " Will. Kis-
MII, Hicli.
2S.40
NORFOLK
47
OWEN
Shelf. No.
NORFOLK Association, Sentiments of the, Concerning
G. Whitefield. Niles, S 28.134
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Faithful Narrative of the
Surprising "Work of God in. Edwards, J. . 27.189
NORTON, John, b. 1606, d. 1663.
Abel being Dead yet speaketh ; or, the Life &
Death of John Cotton. London, 1658. pp.51.
4 17.15
Copy of the Letter Returned by the Ministers of
New-England to Mr. John Dury about his Pa-
cification. Translated out of Latino, n. p.,
1664. pp. (6), 12. 4 26.138
Discussion of that Great Point in Divinity, The
Sufferings of Christ; and his Righteousnesse :
and the Imputation thereof. An Answer to
[W. Pynchon's] Meritorious Price of our Re-
demption, &c. London, 1653. pp. (16), 270,
(4). 8 12.38
- Vindication of The Meritorious Price. See
Pynchon, W 13.3
The Orthodox Evangelist. Also the State of the
Blessed. London, 1654. pp. (14), 355, (15). 4. 12.36
- Same. London, 1657. pp. (14), 355, (15). 4. 21.17
Responsio ad Totam Qusestiouum Syllogen a
Guilielmo Apollonio propositam. Ad compo-
nendas Controversias quasdam circa Politiam
Ecclesiasticam in Anglia. Londini, 1648,
pp. (44), 170, (14). 8 15.4,18,32
Note. The address, headed "Lector Benevolo, 1 *
pp. 4, is signed "Tho. Goodwin. Phil. Nye. Sidr.
Simpson." The Prcefatio Apologetica," pp. 22, is
signed "Johannes Cotton," and is followed by a letter
of Apollonij, pp. 6, dated "Medioburgi Zelandorum
31. die Mali. 1044." This is said to be the first Latin
book written in New England.
Three Sermons. The Last which he Preached.
Cambridge : Printed by S. G. and M. I. for
Hezekiah Usher of Boston, 1664. pp. (6), 38.
4 16.174 and 26.137
NORTON, John, d. 1716, aged 66. Funeral Elogy,
Upon Mrs. Anne Bradstreet. See Bradstreet.
Poems, pp. 252-255 24.29
NORTON, Samuel, mistake for Morton, Nathaniel.
See Morton, N.
NORWICH, Conn. Backus, J. Proceedings Of a Jus-
tice's Court at, Vindicated 27.175
Fitch, J. The Covenant Renewed by the Church
in, March 22. 1675 15.31
Lord, B. Half-Century Discourse, 1767 .... 16.213
NORWOOD, Richard, Answer unto Papers sent from
the Summer-Islands, by. See White, N. . . 31.6
NOVA Scotia, Description of. Little, O 26.42
NOWELL, Samuel, b. 1634, d. 1688.
Abraham in Arms; or The first Religious
General with his Army Engaging in a War.
An Artillery-Election-Sermon, June, 3. 1678.
Boston, John Foster, 1678. pp. (4), 19. 4. . 26.150
NOTES, James, 6. 1608, d. 1656.
Moses and Aaron : Or, The Rights of Church
and State; two Disputations. Published by
Benj. Woodbridge. London, 1661. pp. (14),
96, 24. 4 26.178
Note. The "Epistles Dedicatory" to King Charles
and To the Reader are by Thomas Parker of New-
bury, N. E. Appended, pp. 24, is "Subordinate
Power may not resist supreme Power, except the
Laws permit."
His Arguments against Imposition of hands in
Ordination examined. See Firmin, G 22.44
NOTE'S, Nicholas, b. 1647, d. 1717.
New-Englands Duty and Interest. [Election]
Sermon, May, 25. 1698. Boston, Bartholomew
Green, and John Alien 1698. pp. (12), 98. [Im-
perfect.] 8 18.274
Note. Pages 89-98 contain an account of the visit of
the Rev. Grindal Rawson and the Rev. Samuel Dan-
Shelf. No.
NOYES, Nicholas, continued.
forth, in IWS, to the " Plantations of the Indians,
within this Province." " The Epistle Dedicatory,"
pp. 10, is signed " John Higginson."
Address To the Christian Reader of Death the
certain Wages of Sin. See Rogers, J. . . . 15.58
NYE, Philip.
Epistle To the Reader of The Application of Re-
demption. See Hooker, T 13.2
OAKES, Urian, 6. about 1631, d. 1681.
New-England Pleaded with. [An Election] Ser-
mon, May. 7. 1673. Cambridge, Printed by
Samuel Green, 1673. pp. (6), 64. 4 26.146
Note. An address, headed " Christian Reader," pp.
4, is signed "John Sherman. Thomas Shepard."
A Seasonable Discourse Wherein Sincerity &
Delight in the Service of God is pressed. De-
livered on a Fast, at Cambridge. Cambridge,
Printed by Samuel Green, 1682. pp. (6), 33.
18.17
Note. An address
"Increase Mather."
' To the Reader," pp. iv, is signed
The Soveraign Efficacy of Divine Providence.
[An Artillery-election] Sermon in Cambridge,
Sept. 10. 1677. Boston: Printed for Samuel
Sewall, 1682. pp. (6), 40. 4 26.152
Jfote. The address "To the Reader," pp. 3, is
signed " John Sherman."
The Unconquerable, All-Conquering, & more-
tben-Conquering Souldier. [An Artillery-elec-
tion] Sermon at Boston, June 3d. 1672. Cam-
bridge : Samuel Green, 1674. pp. (6), 40. 4. 26.145
Note. An address to the "Christian Reader," pp.
4, is signed " Thomas Shepard."
An address to the Christian Reader of The Cry of
Sodom. See Danforth, S 17.243
Address To the Christian Reader of The Day of
Trouble is near. See Mather, 1 18.14
OBSERVATIONS on the Case of the Northern Colonies.
London, 1731. pp. 31. 16" 27.49
Jfote. " By the Barbadoes Managers." MS. note.
OCCASIONAL papor, The. [Vol. Ill, No. 4. No title-
page.] pp. 29. 8 26.195
Note. Pages 25-29 contain a letter, by C. Mather,
" To Francis De la Pillonniere," dated " Boston, Nov.
5. 1717."
ODLTN, John, 6. 1681, d. 1754.
Christian Courage necessary for a Gospel Minis-
ter. Sermon At Kingston, Sept. 29. 1725.
When Ward Clark Was Ordained. Boston,
1727. pp. (2), ii, 22. 8 17.270
OLIVER, Mrs. Elizabeth Belcher, d. 1735. Sermon
upon the Death of. See Prince, T 17.58
OLIVER, Mrs. Jerusha (Mather), b. 1685 ? d. 1710.
Account of her Experiences, Extracted from
her Papers. See Mather, C 15.46
ONANISM. The pure Nazarite. Mather, C 27.172
ORDINATION by Imposition of Hands. Firmin, G. 22.44
See also: Presbyterian ordination.
ORIGINAL sin.
See Clark, P. (27.5); Dickinson, J. (U.I); Letter,
(27.179); May hew, E. (10.253); Paine, T. (10.281); Stone,
N. (24.30,); Wigglesworth, E. (16.131).
ORMESBY, John, Sermon Preach'd in the Hearing
of. See Webb, J 18.107
ORPHANS Well-provided for. Mather, C 23.6,13
OSBORN, Samuel, d. 1747 or later, aged between 90
and 100. The ill conduct of. See Stone, N. 22.31
OVERTURE Presented to the Synod in Philadelphia.
Thomson, J 28.88
J. Answer to Cawdrey about Schisuae.
See Cotton, J. Defence, etc 23.68
Owen's Discovery of the True Nature of
Schism examined. See Firmin, G 22.44
PAGET
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PEMBERTON
Shelf. No.
PAGET, J. Answer to The Defence of Church-Gov-
crnmcut. See Davenport, J 14.44,48
PAINE, Elisha, Letter from the Associated Ministers
[on the doctrines taught by]. See Windham
County 26.57
PAINE, Thomas, d. 1757, aged about 60.
The Doctrine of Earthquakes. Two Sermons at
a Fast in Weymouth, Nov. 3. 1727. Boston,
MIX-CXXVIII. pp. 87. 8" 18.100
The Doctrine of Original Sin. A Sermon in
Boston, May 21 1724. Boston, 1724. pp. (2),
ii, 23. 8 16.281
Gospel-Light. A Sermon at the Gathering of
the Church at Biddeford, and ordaining Sam-
uel Willard. Boston, M, DCC, xxxi. pp. (4),
51. 8" 27.145
PALMER, H. Memorials of Godliness and Christian-
ity. In Three Parts. [Pt. 1, 2], Eighth ed.
Boston, 1713. pp. (2), ii, 36; (2), ii, 28; (2),
ii, 18. 8 25.30
Contents. Part I. Making Religion ones Business;
Appendix, applied to the Calling of a Minister. II.
The Character of a Christian in Paradoxes; A Proof
of Visible Godliness; Considerations to Excite to
Watchfulness; Some Remedy's against Carefulness;
The true way of Fasting. III. A Daily Direction:
Or Brief Rules for Daily Conversation; A Particular
Direction for the Lord's Day.
Note. "The Character of a Christian" was long
attributed to Lord Bacon, and printed in his works.
The real author was first pointed out by A. B. Grosart.
See Ifotes and Queries, 3d Series, VI, 221, 525; VII,
111.
PAPER Mone5 r , Currencies of the British Plantations
in America. Especially their. See Discourse. 26.52
See aim : Bills of Credit.
PARENTS and Children at the Table of Christ. [Title-
page lost.] pp. 27. 8 28.39
PARENTS.
See Baker, D. (15.51); Barnard, J. (15.C9;) Bass, B.
(18.254); Mather, C. (Baptismal 28.33; Family 13.35);
Mather, I. (23.33;; Smith, J. (1G.2L'0, 274); Williams,
W. (28.31). See also : Children, Young (The).
PARKER, Daniel, b. 1669, d. 172S.
A Perswasive To make a Publick Confession of
Christ, and to come up to All His Ordinances.
[With a biographical preface by T. Prince.]
Boston, 1730. pp. (4), 19. 8 28.38
PARKER, Thomas, b. 1595, d. 1677.
The Visions and Prophecies of Daniel Expound-
ed. London, 1646. pp. (4), 156. 4 21.27
Epistles Dedicatory of Moses and Aaron. See
Noyes, J 26.178
PARSONS, Jonathan, b. 1705, d. 1776.
Good News From a Far Country. In Seven Dis-
courses at Newbury. Portsmouth, 1756. pp.
viii, 168. 8 16.142
A Needful Caution in a Critical Day. Or, The
Christian Urged to Watchfulness. A Discourse
at Lyme, Feb. 4th, 1741, 2. N. London, 1742.
pp. (4), 71.8" 18.229
Wisdom justified of her Children. A Sermon in
Boston, Sept. 16. 1742. Boston, 1742. pp. (4),
viii, 5-54. 8 16.39
PARSONS, Joseph, b. 1671, d. 1740.
The Validity of Presbyterian Ordination. A
Sermon at New-Castle, New-Hampshire, Dec.
20.1732. Boston, M, DCC, xxxill. pp. (4), 27. 8. 18.180
PARSONS, Joseph, b. 1702, d. 170:..
Christian* may and ought to be influenced by
the I.Vronipene.e of Reward. Two Sermons,
:M I'.railford, March lltli and 2:>lh 1743, 4. Bos-
1 1711. pp.30. 8 16.270
A Minister's Care about his Life and Dot-trine.
A SiTinonatllif Ordination of.-iaimicl Webster,
i-i Salisbury, August 12. 1741. l:o.-lo:i, 1741.
pp. '''>. S 17.180
Shelf. No.
PARSONS, Joseph, continued.
Note. "The Charge given by the Reverend Mr.
Ctishing," pp. 26-27. "The Right Hand of Fellow-
ship given by the Revd. Mr. Lowell," pp. 28-30.
PASTOR.
See Judgment (28.16C); Mather, C. (Brief IG.IOC);
Mather, N. (23.50); Stevens, J. (15,43); Walter, T.
(27.122). See also : Ministry, Preaching.
PASTORAL Letter, A, to Families Visited with Sick-
ness. From several Ministers of Boston, At
a time of Epidemical Sickness. Third Impres-
sion. [Colophon] Boston, 1721. pp. 24. 12. 28.141
PATERSON, J. A New Mape of the Terrestrial Globe.
Edinburgh, 1684. Obi. 8". 1 page 32.25
PAYSON, Edward, b. 1657, d. 1732.
Pious Heart-Elations : The Substance of a Ser-
mon November 29th. in Consideration of pres-
ent Awful Providences. Boston, 1728. pp.
(6), 23. 8 18.241
PAYSON, Phillips, b. 1704, d. 1778.
A professing People directed to prepare to meet
God, in the Way of his Judgments. Two
Sermons Feb. 26. 1740, 1. Upon A Fast, Oc-
casion'd by the War with Spain. Boston,
1741. pp. (4), ii, 49. 12" 14.14
PEABODY, Oliver, b. 1698, d. 1752.
That Ministers are to seperate Men to the Min-
istry, by Laying on their Hands. A Sermon
at Brimfield, June 9th. 1736. When James
Bridgham Was Ordained. Boston, MDCCXXX-
VI. pp. (4), ii, 26. 8 17.189
PEARCE, Z., bp. A Sermon before the Society for
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts; 20th of February, 1729. London,
M.DCC.XXX. pp. 69, (3). 8 17.253
Note. With an "Abstract of the Proceedings of
the Society, from 21st Feb. 1728, to 20th Feb. 1729 ;
Names of the Society's Missionaries; a List of the
Members," etc.
PEMBERTON, Ebenezer, b. 1672, d. 1717.
A Discourse Previous to the Ordination Of Jo-
seph Sewall, At Boston, September 16. 1713.
proving the Validity of Presbyterial Ordina-
tion, pp. (4), 15. See Prince, T 12.31,32
The Divine Original and Dignity of Government
Asserted. [An Election] Sermon, May 31.
1710. Boston, 1710. pp. (2), 106. 8. . 14.4 and 22.56
A Funeral Sermon on the Death of Samuel
Willard. Annexed, A Poem on the same Oc-
casion. By Benjamin Colman. Boston, 1707.
pp. (16), 80. 8 14.21, 23, and 28.108
A True Servant of his Generation Character-
ized. A Sermon on the Death of John Walley.
Boston, 1712. pp. (2), 32. 4 17.10, 147
Epistle to the Reader of Desires that Joshua's
Resolution may be Revived. See Sewall, J. . 15.11
Preface to A Humble Discourse. See Colman, B. 24.31
Colman, B. Sermon After the Funeral of ... 24.4
Sewall, J. Sermon Occasioned by the Death of . 24.5
PEMBERTON, Ebenezer, b. 1704, (7. 1777.
All Power in Heaven, And in Earth Given unto
Christ. A Sermon in Boston, Jan. 29th 1756.
With a Preface by the Reverend Dr. Sewall,
Mr. Prince, and Mr. Foxcroft. Boston, 1756.
pp. (2), iv, 30. 8 17.244
The Duty of Committing our Souls to Christ.
A Sermon, at Stratfield, Connecticut, Sept.
13th. 1742. Boston, 174:1. pp. 41. 8. [linperf.J. 16.247
The Knowledge of Christ Recommended, A
Sermon in New-Haven: April I'.Uh, 1741. New-
London, 1741. pp. (4), 28, (2). 8 18.143
A Sermon at the Ordination of Walter Wihnot
at Jamaica on Long-Island. April 12. 17:;s.
Ailtled, A Disi-onr-e upon the di\ ine Appoint-
ment of the (io.-pel Ministry. Boston, 1733.
1'1>- 14), 03. 8' ".205
PEMBERTON
49
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PEMBERTON, Ebenezer, continued.
A Sermon. Preach'd before the Commission of
the Synod, at Philadelphia. April 20th, 1735.
New York, 1735. pp.21. 8 18.163,233
A Sermon Preached May 25th. 1757. the Anniver-
sary for the Election. Boston, 1757. pp.32. 8. 17.75
PENHALLOW, Samuel, b. 1665, d. 1720.
The History of the Wars of New-England, With
the Eastern Indians^ From 1703. To 1713.
And from 1722. To 1725. Boston, 1726. pp.
(4), 134, (1) 22.41
PEPPERRELL, Sir W., Sermon Occasioned by the
Death of. See Stevens, B 17.8
PEQOODS. Hubbard, W. The Warre with the, In 1637. 11.24
Vincent, P. The late Battell between the Eng-
lish and the Pequet Salvages 32.27
PERFECT Diuruall, A, of Proceedings Of the Armies
in England, Ireland, and Scotland. London,
[1645,49-52]. 52 nos. 4 31.4
Note. No. 17, Apr. 1-8, 1049 O. S., contains a letter
from John Eliot to Hugh Peters dated "Roxbury this
12. of Octob. 1649 ; " No. 312, July 10-20, 1649, p. 2U01,
notices the passage of an Act instituting the Society
for the propagation of the Gospel.
PERIODICALS. American Magazine. October, 1745 . 26.10
Historical Register, 1716, 23-36 31.7
Monthly Review, for September, 1761, 71 ... 26.59,62
Perfect Diurnall, 1645, 49-52 31.4
Political State of Great Britain, Sept. 1711 to
Nov. 1739. Boyer, A 19.2
PERSECUTION.
See Cotton, J. (21.16 and 27.94); Mather, C. (Palm-
bearers 28.29) ; Williams, R. (12.10). See also: Con-
science (Liberty of), Toleration.
PERSEVERANCE, Saint's, Scripture-Doctrine Concern-
ing the. Dickinson, J 14.1
PETERS, or Peter, Hugh, b. 1599, d. 1660.
A Dying Fathers Legacy to an Only Child : or,
Hugh Peter's Advice to his Daughter. Bos-
ton, 1717. pp. (2), ii, 92. 12 25.3
Church-Government and Church-Covenant dis-
cvssed. See Mather, R 21.12
PHILADELPHIA, Perm. Extract of the Minutes of
the Commission of the Synod, Relating to the
Reverend Samuel Heinphil. Philadelphia,
1735. pp.13. 12 27.208
Blair, S. Vindication of The Brethren cast out of
the Synod of 28.198
Cross, R. Protestation presented to The Synod
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Hemphill, S. Answer to the Vindication of the
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PHILLIPS, Samuel, b. 1690, d. 1771.
Advice to a Child. Or, Young People Warn'd
against Enticing, And Consenting to Sin. A
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The Gospel-Doctrine of Justification by Faith.
A Discourse at Boston. June 1st 1766. Bos-
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The History of Christ Epitomiz'd : In a Cate-
chetical Way. Boston, 1738. pp. (2), iv, 60,
(3). 8 28.66
The Necessity of God's Drawing, in Order to
Man's Coming unto Christ. A Sermon, June
3d 1753. Boston, 1753. pp. (4), 30. 8 . . 16.113, 115,
Political Rulers Authoriz'd to execute Justice.
[An Election] Sermon, May 30th. 1750. Bos-
ton, 1750. pp. (4), 59. 8 17.70
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PHILLIPS, Samuel, continued.
Preaching Peace by Christ the principal Design
of the Gospel-Ministry. A [Convention] Ser-
mon, May 31st 1753. Boston, 1753. pp. (4),
42. 8 17.213
The Sin of Suicide contrary to Nature. A Dis-
course, Occasioned by the Perpetration of That
Crime on January 7th 1767. Boston, MDCC-
LXVII. pp. 48. 8* 16.158
Three Discourses at Andover. October 29th.
1727. Decemb. 21st 1727. Dec.- 24th. [Occa-
sioned by the Earthquake.] Prefae'd by the
very Reverend Mr. Colman. Boston, 1728. pp.
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The Sinner's Refusal to come unto Christ for
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Boston, 1753. pp. (4), 29. 8 16.112, 114
The Orthodox Christian : or, A Child well in-
structed in the Christian Religion. A Dis-
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12 15.20
A Word in Season. Or, The Duty of People to
take and keep The Oath of Allegiance to God :
a Discourse at Byfleld, Sept. 8th. 1726. Bos-
ton, 1727. pp. (2), viii, 213, (1). 12 15.22
Charge at the Ordination of Timothy Walker.
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PICKERING, Theophilus, b. 1700, d. 1747.
Letter to Mr. Whitefield : Touching his Relation
to the Church of England; his Impulses; and
the present unhappy State of Things, &c.
With [a] Letter to a neighbouring Minister.
Boston, 1745. pp. 8. 4 26.88
Letters to the Rev. N. and Mr. D. Rogers of Ips-
wich : With their Answer to Mr. Pickering's
First Letter. Also His Letter to the Rev. Mr.
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PIETY.
See Wright, S. (24.11). Early piety. Baker, D.
(15.51); Barnard, J. (25.2); Chauncy, C. (16.80); Col-
man, B. (16.223); Cooper, W. (16.122); Emerson, J.
(Early 28.191; Seeking 15.23); Mather, C. (City 13.64;
Memorials 15.46); Wadsworth, B. (14.52); Whitefield,
G. (v. 1 of 15.57).
PiGOT, r George, d. after 1733.
Vindication Of the Practice of the Antient Chris-
tian, As well as the Church of England, In the
Observation of Christmas-Day; In Answer to
Thomas de Laune, Mr. Whislon, and John Bar-
nard: A Sermon on the 4th. of January, 1729-
30. Boston, 1731. pp. 41, (1). 8 16.63
PLAIN Reasons, For Dissenting from the Church of
England. By a True Protestant. Eighteenth
Ed. Boston, MDCCXXV. pp. (4), 40. 8 ... 27.193
PLAINFIELD, Conn. Farewel-Sermon Occasioned by
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PLANTATIONS.
See Cotton, J. (16.179, 20.136 and 27.76,104); Word (27.119).
PLATFORM of Church-Discipline. See Cambridge.
Synod. 1648 . . 14.50,62, 23.63, 27.77, 82 and 28.118,145
PLEA, A, for the Ministers of New-England. Per
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PLYMOUTH, J/ass., Account of the late Revival in.
See Christian History, Dec. 1, 1744 26.9
PLYMOUTH Company. A Defence of the Remarks.
Boston, MDCCLIIII. pp. (2), 50. 4" 26.3
Remarks On the Plan and Extracts of Deeds
lately published by the Proprietors of Bruns-
wick. [Boston, 1753.] pp. 8. 4 26.17
POLLEN, Thomas.
Universal Love. A Sermon at Newport, Before
the Free Masons, 24th of June, 1757. Boston,
MDCCLVIII. pp. 19. 4 16.178
POOR
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POOR, The.
See Chauncy, C. (1G.128); Mather, C. (Some Seasona-
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PORTER, John, d. 1802, aged 86.
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the personal Righteousness of Men in the Room
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30, (1). 8 16.44
A'ote. The page at the end contains an "Attesta-
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- Some Friendly Remarks on a Sermon by Mr.
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8 27.12
Hali-
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PORTER, Samuel, d. 1758, aged 49.
A Sermon at Douglass, At the Ordination
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MDCCXLVIII. pp. 23. 8 17.182
PORTOBELLO, Plan of. See Evident Advantages . . 27.71
POSSESSION, Diabolical, Memorable Providences, Re-
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PRATT, Peter.
The Prey taken from the Strong. An Account
of Recovery from the Dangerous Errors of
Quakerism. Added, The Articles of the Qua-
kers Faith, especially of the New London
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science. New-London, 1725. pp. (4), viii, 69.
8 27.157
PRATER.
See Gobbet, T. (22.15,20); Cotton, J. (Modest 24.53);
Edwards, J. (15.1G); Henry, M. (25.14); Homes, W.
(lj.2S); Mather, I. (Discourse 23.38; Two discourses
23.34,.%); Smith, J. (24.28); Vincent, N. (15.24); Watts,
I. (14.31); Whitefield, G. (15.5") ; Williams, S. 04.15);
PREACHING.
See Foxcroft, T. Ofi.22nnd2G.94); Frnncke, A. II.
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Pulpit.
PREDESTINATION.
See Cooper, W. (22.49, 63); Twisse, W. 02-11).
PRENTICE, John, 6. 1680, d. 1746.
Christ's Compassion on the Multitudes. A Ser-
mon at Marlborough, On the Death Of the
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pp. (4), 27. 8 17.31
"Addenda" (From the Weekly Journal. January
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King Jchoshaphat's Charge to the Judges. A Ser-
mon at Worcester, August 10. 1731. At the
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25, (1). 8 16.73,149
Pure Keligion, the truest Glory of Civil Rulers.
[An Election] Sermon, May 2Sth. 1735. Bos-
ton, Mnccxxxv. pp. (4), 23. 8 17.119
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Against Whitefield, Also, The Testimony Of a
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Boston, 1745. pp. 8. 8 2o.-J.V,, 2.V.)
PHENTICK, Thomas, !,. 17()2, <1. 1782.
The Believer's Triumph over heath. A Sermon
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Boston, M,DCC,I/V. pp. (4), 26, (2). 8 . . . 17.17
PREsnvrr.itl \\ ( Inlination.
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I 1 ; !'.. Ni-rof't. T. ( Hilling -jr. Mi!: Vindication 2
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PRESBYTERIANS, Brief Vindication Of the. See
Some Remarks 27.56, 128
See also : Philadelphia.
PRESBYTERIES, The Due right of. Rutherford, S. , 12.2
PRESCOTT, Benjamin, b. 16V7, d. 1777.
Examination of Certain Remarks, &c. [by J.
Brown] In a Letter to the first Church in
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The Examiner cxamin'd. See Brown, J. . . . 27.182
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8 27.97
Right Iland of Fellowship at the Ordination of
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PRESENT State, The, of the Sugar Colonies con-M-
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PRETENDER, Sermon Occasioned by the Rebellion in
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PRICE, Elizabeth, d. 1732. Sermon Occasioned by
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PRICE, Roger, d. 17G2.
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PRIMEROSE, D. The Change of the Sabbath from Mr.
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PRINCE, Thomas, 6. 16S7, d. 1758.
A Chronological History of New-England In the
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Direction in their Choice of Another Colleague
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MDCCXXXII. pp. (4), 26. S . . . . 16.155 and 17.85
Earthquakes the Works of God & Tokens of his
just Displeasure. Two Sermons. At the Fast
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sioned By the Earthquake. Wherein is a
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Operations. Second Ed. Boston, MDCCXXYII.
pp. (6), 45, (3). 8 17. US
Extraordinary Events the Doings of God. A
(Vrmon, On the Thanksgiving, July IS. 1745.
Occasioned IJy taking the City of Lonisliourg.
Boston, 1745. pp. 35. 8 16.40
The Fulness of Life and Joy in the Presence of
God. A Sermon Oeeasioifd by tin- I>ecea~e
of Mrs. Mariha StoddarJ. Boston, 1748. pp.
24. 8 17.2H
A Funeral Sermon On Nathanael Williams. Bos-
ton, M IMV\\\\ in. pp. (2), 30. S 18.38
'I'll.' I I ra\ < a-i.l I>e:ith Destroyed. A Sermon At
Mi.hlleliorough Kast-Preoinet after The Fune-
ral of Samuel Prince. Boston, 1723. pp. (4),
23. S 17.19,54
The People uf \e\v-I jiu'la'i'l 1'ut ill mind of the
Kightccms Acts nf the l.onl to Them and their
Fathers. [An Klecli.m] Sermon, May -Till
MDCCXXX. P.oston, 17:',0. pp. (4), IS (3). 8. 17.114
.Y.I'. . Tin' l:i-t thi-i'i- , tain "Pa :i ITS from
M 8tOU hton'l Klrcti.m SrriniMi, Apiil -J.t. IOCS."
Previous iii the Si^-htof the Lord is the Death
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PRINCE, Thomas, continued.
of his Saints. A Sermon Upon the Death of
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver. Boston, MDCCXXXV.
pp. (4), 26, (1). 8 17.58
Note. At the end is "An Account of the Deceased,
From the Boston Gazette, June 2. 1735."
The Salvations of God in 1746. A [Thanksgiving]
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35. 8 17.4,102
A Sermon Delivered At the South Church, Au-
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Boston, 1746. pp. 38, (1). 8 17.111
A Sermon Delivered October 1. 1718. at his Ordi-
nation in Boston. The Charge By the Rev-
erend Increase Mather. Right Hand of Fel-
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Added, A Discourse. By Ebenezer Pember-
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Address To the Reader of God Glorified. See
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Conclusion to The Redeemed Captive. See
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The Great and Solemn Obligations to Early
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See Course of Sermons 23.1
Preface to A Compleat Body of Divinity. See
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Preface to A Persuasive to make a Public Con-
fession of Christ. See Parker, D 28.38
Preface to All Power in Heaven. See Pember-
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Preface to An Humble Attempt. See Edwards,
J 15.16
Preface to An Humble Inquiry. See Edwards, J. 17.249
Preface to The Good Government of Christian
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Preface to The Nature & Necessity of the New-
Birth. See Loring, T 25.13
Preface to The Sins of Youth. See Lewis, D. . 16.211
Preface-to The Spirits of the present Day Tried.
See MacGregore, D 16.192
Postscript to Unfruitful Hearers. See "Walter, N. 15.19
The Publisher to the Reader of Vade Mecum.
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Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
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PRIOR, W. A Charge Delivered at the Ordination
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PRIVATE Judgment.
See Fisher, H. (27.132); Smilh, J. 0684); Williams,
E. (26.117).
PROFANITY.
See Appleton, N. (16.143); Flavel, J. (16.232); Massa-
chusetts (1-4.40); Willard, S. (28.171).
PROJECTION, A, For Erecting a Bank of Credit In
Boston, Founded on Land Security, n. p., 1714.
pp.22. 8. [Half-title wanting]. 26.212 and 28.159, 162
PROPOSAL, A, for an Evangelical Treasury. Mather,
C 16.107 and 26.22
PROPOSAL, A, to supply the Trade with a Medium of
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PROTESTANTS, Protestantism.
See Allen, J. (28.187;; Mather, C. (Jlenachem 18.247;
Suspiria 18.217); Williams, E. (26.117). See also: Pri-
vate Judgment.
PROVERBS 23. 23. Buy the Truth, and Sell it not. [No
title-page. Boston, 1686.] pp. 171. 8 ... 15.21
PROVIDENCE.
See Allen, J. (16.262); Dana, J. (16.52); Mather, I.
(Doctrine 23.21) Essay 23.27); Oakes, U. (-0.152).
Shelf. No.
PRYNNE, "W. Fresh Discovery of some prodigious
New-wandring-blazing-Stars, &c., Answer un-
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PSAI/TERIUM Americanum. See Bible. Old Testa-
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PUBLIC Spirit.
See Balch, W. (18.11); Whittlesey, S. (18.269).
PUBLICANS of New-England, Humble Address of the. 26.189
PVBLICATION, A, of Gviana's Plantation. By the
Earle of Barkshire and Company. London,
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PULPIT, Modern Entertainments from the. See
Another High Road to Hell 16.138
PUNISHMENT, Future.
See Wigglesworth, E. (16.117). See also: Restitu-
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PURCHAS, S. Pvrchas his Pilgrimage, or Relations
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PYNCHON, William, d. 1662, aged 71 or 73.
The Covenant of Nature made with Adam. Lon-
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A Farther Discussion of that Great Point in Di-
vinity the Sufferings of Christ, and The Ques-
tions about his Righteousnesse. Being a Vin-
dication of the Meritorious Price of our Re-
demption from the exceptions of Mr. Norton.
London, M DC LV. pp, (52), 439, (1). 4 ... 13.3
I The Time when II The Manner how the First
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The Meritorious Price of our Redemption, An-
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QUAKERS. See Friends.
QUEBEC. Account of. By Charlevoix. See Account. 26.226
Eliot, A. Sermon on the Reduction of 17.109
QUERISTS, The, or, An Extract of Passages of White-
field's Sermons, Journals and Letters : with
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pp. (4), yi, 29. 8 26.265
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byterian Church in America, p. 158.
Blair, S. A Consideration of The Querists . . 28.99
Whitefield, G. Letter in Answer to certain
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QUINCY, Edmund, d. 1738. Discourse upon the Death
of. See Hancock, J 17.60
QUICK, J. The Young Man's Claim unto the Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper. Fifth Ed. Boston,
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RALEIGH. Sir W. Raleigh's Sorry Return from Gui-
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RAND, W.
fThe late Religious Commotions in New-Eng-
land. An Answer To Jonathan Edwards's
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Ministers must preach Christ Lord, and them-
selves Servants. A Sermon at Sunderland,
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RAND, W., continued.
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RATIO Disciplinoa Fratrum Nov-Anglorura. Mather,
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RAWSON, Grindall, the elder, d. 1715,
Wannamptarnoe Sampooaonk. Qushkenumun en
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READ, B., Rebaptization of. See. Caveat Against
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REDEMPTION.
See Edwards, J. (10.285); Holyoke, E. (12.35); Hook-
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REFLECTIONS On the Present State of Massachusetts-
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REFORMATION.
See Colraan, 13. (13.242); Flavel, J. (13.52); Help (20.3)}
\Villard, S. (28.170).
REGENERATION.
See Chauncy, C. (17-150); Dickinson, J. (27.118);
Hart, W. (16.280); Hopkins, S. (10.70); Loring, I.
(25.13); Mather, C. (18.214 and 28.199); Rule (28.200);
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Baptismal Regeneration.
RELIGION.
See Bellamy, J. 01-10); Bulldey, J. (18-271 and
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RELIGIOUS Society, Necessity and Benefit of. White-
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REMARKS on a Letter Relating to the Office of Ruling
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REMARKS Upon, The Present State of the Sugar
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REPENTANCE.
See Appleton.N. (13.223); Cornwall, F. (24.10); Rog-
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REPLY, A, To some Remarks on a Letter to a
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REPROBATION, The Doctrine of. Wigglesworth, E. 26.73
RESTITUTION of all Things. Cheever, E 27.96
RESURRECTION.
See Cheever, E. (27.96); Colman, B. (10.27); Mather,
I. (16.110).
RESURRECTION, Christ's.
See Prince, N. (26.1); Whitefield, G. (v. 2 of 15.57).
REVIVAL, Duty of a Degenerate People to pray for a.
Webb,J 14.13
REVIVAL, The, in 1741, ctseq.
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RIGHT, A, to the Lord's Supper Considered. May-
hew, E 28.37
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Sne Foxcroft, T. (10.21); Mather, N. (16.100 and 23.53);
Mather, S. (i'1.17); Porter, J. (Absurdity 16.41; Vin-
dication 27.12); Stoddard, S. (15.27 and 21.25); Ten-
ncnt, G. (10.209, 277).
ROBBINS, Philemon, d. 1781, aged about 71.
Plain Narrative of the Proceedings Of the Asso-
ciation of New-IIaven County, Against Mr.
Robbins, of Branford, Since 1741. With Re-
murks by another Hand. Boston, 1747. pp.
44. 4 26.63
ROBE, J. Letter to James Fisher concerning his Un-
fair-dealing in his Review of Mr. Robe's Pref-
ace, &c. See Willison, J 28.148
ROBIE, Thomas, d. 1729.
Sermon Preached in the College at Cambridge,
To a Society of Young Students. Boston,
Moccxxr. pp. (2), iv, 18. 8 18.237
ROBINSON, J. The people's Plea for the exercise of
prophecy, is tryed. See Rutherford, S. . . . 12.2
RODGERS, Esther, 6. 1680, d. 1701.
Declaration & Confession, [etc.]. See Rogers, J. 15.58
ROGERS, Daniel. Letter to the Rev. N. and Mr. D. Rog-
ers: With their Answer to Mr. Pickering's
First Letter. See Pickering, T 27.120
ROGERS, John, the Rogerene, d. 1721. Answer to
Rogcrs's Boasting of his Sufferings. See
Pratt, P 27.157
ROGERS, John, b. 1666, d. 1745.
Death The certain Wages of Sin to the Im-
penitent. Three Lecture Sermons; Occa-
sioned by the Execution, of a Young Wo-
man, guilty of Murdering her Infant. Added,
her Life & Death. Boston, 1701. pp. (12),
153. 12 15.53
Fate. "The Preface," pp. 3, is signed "Wil'iara
Hubbard." An address "To the Christian Reader,"
pp. 7, is signed " Nicholas Noyes. Joseph Gerrish."
At p. 121 begins " The Declaration & Confession of
Esther Rodgers, of Kittery in Main, Single woman;"
it is followed by " A Relation of her Experience," an
account of her last days and execution and "last Dy-
ing Words and Prayer."
The perfect and upright Man Charncteriz'd. A
Discourse Occasioned by the Death of John
Apple-ton. Boston, 1730. pp. (4,\ 18. 8 . . 18.33
ROGERS, John, b. it'iSi, (/. 17'>">.
The Nature of Repentance. A Discourse Occa-
sion'd by the K.-irtlu[ii;ike. Preach'd at Box-
ford, on tin' Fa>t, Dee. 21. 1727. Boston, 1728.
pp.78. 8 18.123
ROGElts, Nathaniel, b. 1704, il. 1775.
The Character and Reward of a faithful Ser-
vant of Christ. A Sermon after the Funeral of
,]M|,M Appleton. I'.oMon, 17:VJ. pp. (2), 24. S. 18.34
. The signatures nrc continuous with John
Rogcrs's " IVrfri-t and upright -Man," etc.
Riijht Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
.lames Tike. See \Vi>e, J IS. 104
Letter to. Sec Pickering, S 27.1'JO
UoMAisr., \V. The Knowledge of Salvation precious
in the Hour of Death; a Sermon January 4 th -
IT.v.i, 1'poti the Death of the Kev. , lames Her-
vey. FonrihF.il. Boston, Re-printed, M, mv,-
1.1 \. pi'. 'JS. S 17.23
ROMAN < latfaollc < 'hm-ch,
i i i, T. (.10.23); \Yi;,-l.MM, r tli,
E. (17.225). Sec CI/.-KI; In.-l.uul.
ROWLAND
53
SERGEANT
Shelf. No.
ROWLAND, David Sherman, d. 1794, aged 74.
Ministers of Christ freed from Blood Guiltiness,
by dispensing all the Counsels of God. A Faro-
wel-Sermon, at Plainfleld, May 3. 1761. Occa-
sioned by the Long Differences there. Boston,
n. d. pp. 43. 8 10.65
ROWLANDSON, Joseph, d. 1678, aged about 44.
The PossilrUty of Gods Forsaking a people,
That haw jeendearto him. A [Fast] Sermon,
at Weathersfield, Nov. 21. 1678. Boston, John
Ratcliffe, & John Griffin, 1682. pp. (6), 22. 8. 15.9
Note. An Address "To the Courteous Reader,"
pp. 3, is signed "B. W."
ROWLANDSON, Mrs. Mary (White).
The Soveraignty & Goodness of God ; a Narra-
tive Of the Captivity and Restauration of M ra -
Mary Rowlandson. Cambridge, Printed by
Samuel Green, 16S2. pp. (6), 73. 8 15.8
ROWLEY, Mass., Sermon at the Gathering of the
Second Church in. Balch, "W 16. 47,123
RULE, The, of the New-Creature. [So title-page.
1742.] pp. 24. 12 28.200
RULERS.
See Colman, B. (Piety 16.294 and 28.19; Righteous-
ness 17.91,154) ; Gay, E. (16.132). See also: Magistrates,
Sermons (Election).
RUSSELL, Chambers, d. 1767, in his 5<lth year.
Proceedings of Commissioners to Treat with the
Eastern Indians. See Wendell, J 26.24
ROSSELL, Jonathan, 6. 1655, d. 1711.
A Plea For the Righteousness of God. [An
Election] Sermon, May 31. 1704. Boston, 1704.
pp. (2), 25. 4 18.10 and 26.157
RUTHERFORD, S. The Due right of Presbyteries or,
A Plea for the Government of the Church of
Scotland, Wherein is 1. The way of the Church
of Christ in New England. 2. Their apology
for the said Government, their Answers to
thirty and two Questions, [etc.]. London,
1644. pp. (24), 468 [752]. 4" 12.2
JTbte. "Mr. Mather of New England hath an-
swered so much of this Booke as Concerned him tis
done with much Ingenuity Solidity & learning."
MS. note.
- Some Mis-constructions of Rutherford in his
Book The due Right. By John Cotton. See
Hooker, T 11.21
SABBATH, The.
See Colman, B. (16.15G); Colton, B. (28.34); Dummer,
J. (26.7); Fitch, J. (15.31); Iloraes, AV. (16.170); Mather,
A. (18.221); Mather, C. (18.197); Mather, I. (23.43); Pyn-
chon, W. (21.13); Shepard, T. (12.7 and 22.1, 42,50).
SACRAMENTS, Dialogue on the 27.53
See also: Baptism, Lord's Supper.
ST. NICHOLAS, J. t The History of Baptism. With
an Appendix. Added an Explicatory Index.
London, 1678. pp. (8), 129, (6), 108, (29). 8. 12.40, 41
Jfote. The Appendix has a separate paging, and
the title-page, "Baptismtis Redivivus, or the Com-
mission of our Saviour To Preach and Baptize."
" To the worthy Governours.and Reverend Ministers
of the Colonies, and Plantations in New England,
especially such of the old planters as are yet living.
J. St. N. An adventurer in the first plantation." The
preface is signed " Eusebius Philadelphus." As to the
authorship see Tho. Crosby's History of the English
Eaptistf, ill, 34, and Calamy's Continuation, p, 591.
SALEM, iVass. FirstChurch. Narrative of the Contro-
versy between the Rev. Samuel Fisk, and
Brethren of the, 1735. See Just .... 27.21, 26,164
Brown, J. Answer to Prescott's Examination
of Remarks On a Letter relating to the Divi-
sions of the, 1736 27.182
Letter Relating to the Divisions in the, 1734 . . . 28.20
Letter to a Friend, Relating to the Differences in,
1735 22.36
Shelf. No.
SALEM, Jl/oss., continued.
Prescott, B. Examination of Certain Remarks
[by J. Brown], 1735 22.37 and 27.174
Sewall, J. Proceedings of the Council at, in
1734 27.139,176
SAXEM-VILLAGE, now Danvers, Mass., Sermon at,
24th of March, 1692, a time of Examination, of
some Suspected for Witchcraft. Lawson,D. . 24.10
SALTONSTALL, Gurdon, Gov. of Conn., b. 1666, d.
1724. Sermon on the Death of. See Adams,
E 18.187
SALVATION.
See Applcton, N. (17.231); Barnard, J. (11.2); Ed-
wards, J. (12.24); Gray, A. (16.292); Shurtleff, W.
(1G.5G); Williams, W. (14.43.)
SAMPSON, Patience. See Boston, P.
SATAN.
See Colman, B. (16.34); Finley, S. 06.119); Law-
Bon, D. (24.10); Mather, C. (13.53); Whiteficld, G.
(15.57). See also: Devils, Temptation.
SCHISME, Answer to Cawdrey about. By John
Owen. See Cotton, J 23.68
SCOTLAND. See Cambuslang, Culloden, Glasgow.
SCOTLAND, Church of. Mather, C. History of the
Persecution, 1660 to 1633 28.29
Rutherford, S. Plea for the Government of
the 12.2
SCOTTOW, Joshua. See Massachusetts or The first
Planters of New-England 23.60
SCOTJGAL, H. fA Sermon Preach'd On the 25th of
December. Boston, 1737. pp. (4), 28. 8. 18.196, 260
SCRIPTDRE-BISHOP, The. Or The Divine Right of
Presbyterian Ordination Si Government. A
Dialogue Between Prselaticus and Eleutherius.
Boston, 1732. pp. (4), ii, 58. 8 [See Add.] 28.12,49
SCRIPTURE-BISHOP, The, Vindicated. A Defence of
the Dialogue Between Praslaticus and Eleuthe-
rius, Against The Scripture-Bishop Examin'd.
By Eleutherius, V. D. M. Boston, 1733. pp.
(4), 126. 8 [See Addenda.] 22.12,20
Note. See Eusebius Inermatus and Praslaticus
Triumphatus.
SEARES, Alexander, and others.
Account of the Reasons Why a Number Belong-
ing to the New- North Congregation in Boston,
could not Consent to Peter Thacher's Ordina-
tion, n. p., 1720. pp. (6), 56. 8 23.50
Falshoods in An Account. See Boston. Fifth
church 28.92
SECCOMB, Joseph, b. 1706, d. 1760.
A Plain and Brief Rehearsal Of the Operations
of Christ as God. Boston, 1740. pp. (4), 23,
(1). 8 16.133 and 17.162
Reflections on Hypocrisy. A Sermon, at Kings-
ton. Boston, 1741. pp. (4), 18. 8 16.54
SECOND advent.
See Bates, W. (18.255) ; Cheever, E. (27.96); Imrie,
D. (27.136); Mather, C. (27.185); Mather, I. (23.16);
Sewall, J. (15.12).
SELF-EXAMINATION.
See Hardy, S. (15.36) ; Higginson, J. (15.6); Hobby,
W. (15 5).
SELF-DENIAL, The Extent and Reasonableness of.
Whitefield, G v. 1 of 15.57
SELF-LOVE.
See Cushman, E. (18.144) ; Stoddard, S. (24.37).
SELF-RIGHTEOUSNESS.
See Balch, W. (16.210). See also: Righteousness.
SEPARATION from the Establishment justified.
Towgood, M 26.70,97
SEPARATIONS, A Caveat Against unreasonable . . 28.65
SERGEANT, J. The Causes and Danger of Delusions
in Religion. A Sermon at Springfield, April
4.1743. [Before] the associated Pastors of the
County of Hampshire. Boston, 1743. pp. 36.
S 16.224
SERMOXS
SERMONS
Shelf. No.
SERMOXS on Sacramental Occasions by Divers Minis-
ters. Boston, MDCCXXXIX. pp. (4), vii, (1),
i!7.-i. 8 12.34
Contents. G. Tennent; S. Blair; W. Tennent;
G. Tcnuent.
SERMONS. Artillery election.
1072, tee Oakes, U. (-ii.il".); 107.5, Richardson, J.
(26.151); 11177, Oakes. U. (26.152); 107s, Nnwell, 8.
(20.1.V> ; ].;:i.i, Willard, S. (23.18) ; 1703, Appleton, N.
(17.223) ; 1703, liulcli, T. (17.224).
Convention.
1722, fee Mather, C. (18.05); 1723, Walter, N. (18.00,70);
17.il, Williams, W. (l.s.i;i); 17:38, Barnard, J. (17.222);
1711, llnlyokc. E. (17.211,218); 1742, Loring, I. (I-
171 "., Appleton, N. (17.221); 1744, Chauncy, C. (17. 2-0);
171.5. Clark, P. (17.137, 212); 174G, Gay, E. (17.210);
17,53, Phillips, S. (17.21.",); 17(12, Mather, S. (17.214).
Dedication.
Cambridge, J/oss. Christ Church, 1701. See Ap-
thorp. E. (1C.1).
Election ( Connecticut J.
1074, see Fitch, J. (2C.148); 1712, Woodward, J. (18.189);
in:',, Bulkley, J. (18.271 and 28. 128); 1714, Whitman, S.
d's.lifl); 1718, Estabrook, S. (18.272); 1719, Chauncey,
N. (18.17:!); 172.'!, Williams, E. (18.194); 1725, Mather, A.
(18.195); 1720, Fi>k, P. (18.188); 1727, Woodbridge, T.
(18.207); 1731, Whittelsey, S. (18.209); 1738, Eliot, J.
(18.270); 1711, Worthington, W. (18.190); 1751, Lord,
B. (18 I'.'l); 17.53, Devotion, E. (18.192); 1762, Bellamy,
J. (18.193).
Election (Massachusetts).
1601, see Norton, J. (10.174 and 20.137); 1CG3, Higginson,
J.(18.1 and 20.139,180); 10(37, Mitchel, J. (18.2 and2G.140);
1668, Stoughton, W. (13.3 and 20.141); 1G70, Danforth,
S. (26.143,181); 1072, Shepard, T. (18.12 and 20.144); 1073,
Oakes, U. (20.140); 1074, Torrey, S. (18.5 and 26.147);
Ms", Torrey, S. (18.0 and 26.1.53); 1685, Adams, W.
(18.7 and 20.1.51); 1G.S9, Mather, C. (13.27); 1093, Mather,
I. (18.8 and 26.155); 1094, Willard, S. (28.175); low,
Mather, I. (18.275 and 23.17); 1701, Belcher, J. (28.121);
1702, Mather, I. (23.3.5); 1703, Stoddard, 8. (18.9 and,
26.156); 1704, Russell, J. (18.10 and 20.157); 1705, Esta-
brnok, J. (20.1.58); 1710, Pemberton, E. (14.4 and 22.50);
1712, Cheever, S. (18.276); 1714, Danforth, S. (18.277 and
28.130); 1718, Colman, B. (18.93); 1719, Williams, W.
(18.94); 1720, Stone, N. (18.95,96); 1721, Moodey, S.
(18.97); 1722, Hancock, J. (18.98); 1724, Sewall, J. (18.99);
172.5, Thayer, E. (ls.lOO);1726,Thacher, P. (18.101); 1727,
Baxter, J. (18.102); 1728, Breck, R. (18.103); 1729, Wise, J.
(17.113); 1730, Prince, T. (17.111); 1731, Fisk, S. (17.11.5);
1732, Swift, J. (17.110); 1733, Wigglcsworth, S. (17.117);
173l,liamard, J. (17.118); 1735, Prentice, J. (17.119); 1736,
H.,lyoke, E. (17.120); 1737, Loring, I. (17.121); 1738,
Webb, J. (17.122); 17:;:), Clark, P. (17.123); 1740, Cooper,
W. (1791): 1711, Williams, W. (17.9.5); 1742, Appleton,
N. (17.90); 1713, Ecllcs, N. (17.97); 1745, Gay, E. (17.98);
1710, Barnard, J. (17.99); 1747, Chauncy, C. (17.100):
17IS, Lewis, D. (17.101); 1749, Balch, W. (1S.1I); J7.50,
Phillips, S. (17.70); 17.51, Wc-l.-tced, W. (17.71); 17.V!,
Cotton, .1. (17.72); 17,5.5, Chcckley, S. (17.73); 1756,
Cooper, S. (17.74); 1757, Pemberton, E. (17.7,5); 1760,
Dunbar, S. (.17.70); 1701, Stevens, 13. (17.77); 1702, Wil-
liams A. (17.79); 1707, Bridge, E. (17.80); 1708, Shute,
D. (17..S1); 17";:', llavrn, J.(17.82J.
Election (Few Plymouth).
1009, seeWallcy, T. (20.142); 1674, Arnold, S. (18.4
and 26.149).
l\i I (I!: nil-ill i/nil special).
1610, July 2 1 :, ee< Hooke, W. (82.40)i ]07s, Nov. 29,
Adams, W. (18.20)1 1693, July 6, Mather, C.
(13.1X1); n::n, Aug. 23, Willard, S. (18.170); 17"],
Si-pt. H, \Vill:, r,l, S. (is.sii); J7d|, March 1.5, ])an-
f,,rth, J. (II.:;-,, ami Willard, S. (1I.3S); 171,1,
March 22, Cnlnian, II. ( 1S.2I !); I 717,. Ian. s, \V.,,| worth,
I!. ( 13.47); 172."., June 4, Cheever, T. (lfi.JS9)j I7i's,
March 21, Ilruwn, J. (18.82) I 1731, A|,rii H. Cabot, M.
(17.88,8 . : i I , \N , bb, J. (14.13); 1736, Di c. 10,
Cull,, .MI, 1',. i I7.91.U4); 17l-i, \}fr. ."., Sou. ill,. I [7.89J i,
17!i); 1711, l-'rl>. 20, chirk, I'. , and Pay-
. I'.iM.iii; 1748, Jan. 28, A|,|,|,TOU, .\. U- s -77); 1765,
March 30, v, , .;, ,,rth, s. (K7s.)
Funeral.
in \i.:,,.t, M. i , Cooper, w. I8.29)i .\.>i>i<tnn,
J. i;., ere. J. 18.33; B ' \ plnwal, s. ( .VI-
K-II.J. IS.ll.,); Avcry..!/,',. K. (\\Yhli, ll.17.il ; IK'lcll-
Shelf. No.
SERMONS, Funeral, continn' 7.
er, Jonathan (Burr, A. 17.7); Belcher, Joseph (Mather,
C. 18.111); Blowers, T. (Foxcroft, T. 17.GC, 171);
Brattle, W. (Colman, B. 24.4 and 28.110); Brcck, R.
(Loring, I. 17.32; Prentice, J. 17.31; Swift. J. 17.30);
Bridge, T. (Colman, B. 13.02; Mather, C. 13.61; Wade-
worth, B. 13.0.':; Drown, Mrs. A. (Mather, C. 18.58);
Burncl, Mrs. [.V/- -] It. (Mather, C. 1G.2.5.5); Byfield, N.
(Clia\incy, C. 18.21.30); Byfield, J//-S. S. (Chauncy, C.
17.49); Caroline, Qiutn, (.Mather, S. 17.1.57 and :
Price, R. 17.156); Cary, Mrs. A. (Prentice, T. 17.17);
Cheever, S. (Barnard, J. 18.122); Coney, J. (Cooper, W.
1-vK":); Cotton, Mrs. E. (Mather, C. 18.116); Cotton, J.
(Norton, J. 17.15) Cotton, N. (Cotton, J. 18.117); Cur-
win, G. (Barnard, J. 17.10.5); Gushing, M. (Webb, J.
18.107); Dart, Mrs. H. (Smith, J. 17.0:>j; Davenport, J.
(Cooke, S. 18.184); Dcnison, D. (Hubbard, W. 1.5.14);
Flynt, II. (Appleton, N. 17.38, 42); Foster, J. and Mn.
A. (Mather, C. 23.0, 13; Mather, I. 23.5, 12); Foxcroft,
Mrs. E. D. (Foxcroft, T. 18.26) ; Foxcroft, F. (Appleton,
N. 18.118); Frizell, J. (Mather, C. 18.120); Frost, C.
(Wise, J. 1852); Gallop, Mrs. M. (Chcckley, S. 17.52);
Gee, Mrs. S.(Thachcr, P. 17.56); George I. (Checkley,
S. 17.34, 61; Foxcroft, T. 17.63,169; Mather, C. 10.21 _. 287 i
Sewall, J. 17.68, 177); George II. (Cooper, S. 17.67;
Davies, S. 17.44; Mayhew, J. 17.35); Gcrrish, Mrs. M.
(Appleton, N. 17.46); Gray, E. (Chauncy, C. 17.55);
Hall.J. (Whittelsey, S. 18.51); Hancock, J. (Gay, E.
17.28); Hervey, J. (Romaine, W. 17.23); Hirst, Mrs. E.
(Colman, B. 18.183); Hirst, G. (Colman, li. 11.2.5); Hirst,
S. (Mather, C. 27.158; Sewall, J. 10.244 and 18.24,55);
Holdcn, S. (Colman, B. 17.9); Hollis, T. (Colman, B.
17.16; Wigglesworth, E. 17.61); Hull, J. (Willard, S.
27.93); Hutchinson, Mrs.. L. (Checkley, S. 18.31);
Hutchinson, T. (Mather, S. 18.39); Janvrin, Mrs. { Mi -.-]
E. (Adams, J. 18.49); Kenny, P. (Browne, A. 16.145);
Leverett, Gov. John, d. 1679 (Willard, S. 27.92); Lev-
erctt, Rev. John, d. 1724 (Appleton, N. 18.62; Colman,
B. 18.61; Wadsworth, B. 18.60); Lewis, T. ( Scwall, J.
10.244 and 18.24, 55); Lyman, C. (Williams, W. 17.36)j
Martyn, Mrs. M. (Fitch, J. 10. l::,jl- : Mather, C. (Gee,
J. 17.24; Mather, S. 17.26); Mather, J//-S. E. (Mather, C.
15.47); Mather, Increase, father of Cotton, (Mather.C.
18.54); Mather, Increase, son of C., (Mather, C. 1
Mather, Mrs. K. (Mather, C. 13.51); Mather, N. (Mather,
S., 23.49); Metcalf, T. (Dexter, S. 1S..59); Nelson, J.
and Mrs. E. (Cutler, T.18.25); Oliver, J//.<. E. (Prince,
T. 17.58); Ormesby.J. (Webb, J. Is.K>7): IVmberton, E.
(Colmau, B. 24.4 and 28.110; Sewall, J. 24.5 and 28.111);
Pcpperrell, Sir W. (Stevens, B. 17.8); Price, E.
(Chauncy, C. 10.80); Prince, S. (Prince, T. 17.19,54);
Quincy, E. (Hancock, J. 17.60); Saltonstall, G. (Adams,
E. 18.187); Sewall, J. (Chauncy, C. 18.40); Sewall,
Samuel, (Sewall, J. 17.41); Sewall, Stephen, (Mayhew,
J. 18.35); Shirley, Mrs. V. (Colman, B. 17.40); Stocldaid,
D. (Colman, B. 18.114, 121); Stoddard, .!/,.-. M.
(Prince, T. 17.29); Stoddard, Simeon, (Colman, B.
17.33); Stoddard, Solomon, (Colman, li. 17.21 ; Williams,
W. 18.28) ; Tailor, W. (Cooper, W. 17.57); Thachcr, /,'
Peter, of Milton, tl. 1727 (Mather, C. 18.1*); Thachcr,
Jiev. Peter, of Boston, d. 1739 (Colman, B. 17.25; Webb,
B. 18.27); Thayer, C. (Chauncy, C. 17.47); Townsend,
P. (Foxcroft, T. 17.59); Turell, Mrs. J. (Colman, B.
18.22); Usher, Dame B. (Foxcroft, T. 1S.119); Wads-
worth, B. (Appleton, N. 17.174; Flynt, 11. 17.176; Sewall,
J. 17.173; Wi:-lcs\M>rth, E. 17.175); Waldo, Mrs. L.
(Chauncy, C. 17.01t;WaMron. W. (Checkl.-y, S. 17.11');
Walley, J. (I'cmberton, E. 17.1H, M7i ; Wi-lib, -I//-.--. F.
(Mather, C. 18.131); Welsteed, W. (Oilman, B. 10.27);
WL'-lr^vorth, M. (Mather, C. 28.107); Willard, J.
(Loring, I. 18.201); Willard. Mrs. K. (Mather, C. I
Willanl.S.UVmberton.E. 14.21,23 and 2S.10S); Williams,
E. (Williams, S. 18..57); Williams, John (Foxorott. T.
17. 'ill, 171); Williams, Jonathan, (Chauncy, C. 17.1S1;
Williams, N. (Prince, T. 1S.3S); Wise, 3. (While, J.
18.50,53).
Ordination.
Of Abcrcrombie, R. (fee 1-Mwanls, J. 17.1901; Ad-
nms, ,1. (Adams, J. 1^.177); Ap;,l, t. m, V i Mather, I.
; A-hlry, J. (William*, W. 17.204); Badger, S.
(Appleton, \. 17.281 >; llallautiiu-, J. (Kami, W.I7
Barnaul, 1 I: nord, T. 17.11'h; lilnnt, J. il'ar-
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SERMONS, Ordination, continued.
Dennis, J.(Wigslesworth,E.13.47);Diman,J.(nolyokc,
E. 17.200); Foxcroft, T. (Foxcroft, T. 18.1S1); Frink,
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T. (Gray, E. lf.183, 198); Moore, J. (Adams, A. 17.27:!);
Newman, J. (Balcli, T. 17.188); Owen, J. (Adams, E.
18.109); Parker, S. (Sewall, J. 17.178, 2.17); Patten, W.
(Bali-h, T. 17.2IU); Pemberton, E. (Colman, B. 17.201,
207); Phipps, W. (Porter, S. 17.182); Pike, J. (Wise, J.
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Thanksgiving (General and special).
1GS9, Dec. 19, see Blather, C. (13.27); 1705, Dec., On
the Return of a Gentleman from his Travels, Willard,
S. (17.10G); 1717, Nov. 28, Barnard, J. (17.1G5); 1721,
July 12, At Windham for the Success of the Gospel,
Adams, E. (18.88); 1722, Nov. 8, Allen, J. (18.84,85); 1738,
Nov. 23, At Dedham, Upon the Conclusion of the first
Century since a Church was Gathered, Dexter, S.
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Chauncy, C. (17.110): 1746, Aug. 14, Victory near Cullo-
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Nov. 25, Tucker, J. (17.164); 1759, Oct. 25, Reduction
of Quebec, Eliot, A. (17.109); 17CO, Jan. 3, Removal of
Sickness, and Return of Soldiers, Emerson, J. (18.83);
17GO, Oct. 9, Surrender of Montreal, Foxcroit, T.
(17.112); Oct. 23, Adams, W. (18.84); 17C3, Aug. 11, For
the General Peace, Apthorp, E. (17.1); 17CG, July 24,
Repeal of the Stamp-Act, Emerson, J. (17.103); 1775, Nov.
23, In the camp at Roxbury, Mansfield, I. (J7.1G3).
SERPENT, The Gospel of the Brasen. Mather, C. . 28.84
SEWALL, Joseph, 6. 168S, d. 1709.
All Flesh is as Grass; but the Word of the Lord
endureth for ever. A Sermon iu Boston, Jan-
uary 1st. 1740,1. Boston, 1741, pp. (4), 24. 8. 10.14,146
Believers invited to Come to Christ. A Sermon,
Novemb'. 10. 1715. Boston, 1716. pp. (2), 17. 8. 15.13
A Caveat against Covetousness in a Sermon, Feb-
ruary 20, 17Jg. Boston, 1718. pp. (2), 22.
8 18.256
The Certainty & Suddenness of Christ's Com-
ing to Judgment. A Sermon, October G. 1715.
Boston, 1716. pp. (2), 19. 8 15.12
Christ Victorious over the Powers of Darkness,
by the Light of His preached Gospel. A Ser-
mon, December 12. 1733, At the Ordination of
Stephen Parker, Ebenezer Hinsdell, and Jo-
seph Seccombe, Chosen by the Society for Pro-
pagating Christian Knowledge, at Edinburgh,
to carry the Gospel to the Aboriginal Natives
of New England. Charge given by the Rever-
end Dr. Colman. Right Hand of Fellowship
given by the Reverend Mr. Prince. Boston,
MDCCXXXIII. pp. (8), 46. 8 nirrS, 237
Desires that Joshua's Resolution may be Revived :
or, Excitations to the Exercise of Family-Reli-
gion: the Substance of Sundry Sermons. Bos-
ton, 1716. pp. (2), xii, 80. 8 15.11
Note." The Epistle to the Reader" is signed "E.
Pemberton."
The Duty of a People to Stand in Aw of God.
Shelf. No.
SEWALL, Joseph, continued.
A Sermon after the Earthquake, October, 1727.
Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 24. 8 18.128
Same. Second Ed. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 28.
S 18.45
The Duty of every Man To be Always Ready to
Die. A Sermon Occasion'd by the Sudden
Deaths of Thomas Lewis, And Samuel Hirst.
Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 23, (1). 8\ 16.244 and 13.24, 55
The first and great commandment. A Sermon,
January 28. 1741, 2. Boston, 1742. pp. 31. 8. 16.243
God's People must Enquire of Him to bestow
Blessings promised. A Sermon February 26.
1741,2. On a Day of Prayer observed by the
South Church. Boston, 1742. pp. 30. 8 . . 18.81
He that would keep God's Commandments Must
Renounce the Society of Evil Doers. A Ser-
mon in Boston, July 18th. 1728. After a Mortal
Duel. Preface by the united Ministers of the
said Town. Boston, 1728. pp. (2), vi, 28. 8. 16.87
The Holy Spirit Convincing the World of Sin, of
Righteousness, and of Judgment. Four Ser-
mons in 1741. Boston, 1741. pp. (2), vi, 133,
(1). 12 15.17
The Holy Spirit the Gift of God. A Sermon on
a Day of Fasting, kept by the South Church
[for] the Rising Generation, Novemb. 13th.
1722. Boston, 1728. pp (4), 32. 12 .... 14.12
Jehovah is the King and Saviour of his People.
A Sermon, August 17. 1727. Upon the Death
of King George. Boston, MDCCXXVII. pp.
(4), 25. 8 17.68,177
The Lamb slain, worthy to be praised. A Ser-
mon in Boston, July 11. 1745. Boston, 1745.
PP.34. 8 10.11,13
Nineveh's Repentance and Deliverance. [A
Fast] Sermon, Dec. 3. 1740. Boston, 1740. pp.
(6), 33. 8 17.89, 134, 179
The Orphan's best Legacy : or, God's Parental
Care of Bereaved Children : A Discourse Oc-
casion'd By the Death of Samuel Sewall. Bos-
ton, 1730. pp. (4), 32. 8 17.47
Precious Treasure in Earthen Vessels. A Ser-
mon Occasion'd by the Death of Ebenezer Pem-
berton. Boston, 1717. pp. (2), vi, 36. 8. 24.5 and 28.111
Repentance The sure Way to Escape Destruc-
tion. Two Sermons, December 21st. on a Fast
occasioned by the Earthquake. And Decem-
ber 24th. 1727. Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 55. 8. 18.125
Rulers must be Just, Ruling In the Fear of God.
[An Election] Sermon, May 27. 1724. Boston,
1724. pp. (4), 69, (1). 8 18.99
The second Commandment like to the first. A
Sermon in Boston, May 6. 1742. Boston, 1742.
pp.30. 8 16.88
A Sermon, September 16. 1762. before the Gen-
eral Court. On the News of the Reduction of
the Havannah. Boston, 1702. pp. 3.3. 8" . . 17.78
The Thirsty invited to come, and take the
Waters of Life freely. A Sermon, March 5.
1741, 2. Boston, 1742. pp. 24, 3. 8 10.90
When the Godly cease, we must seek to God for
Help. A Sermon, Upon the Death of Benja-
min Wadsworth. Boston, MDCCXXXVII.
pp. (2), 32. 8 17.173
Charge at the Ordination of Stephen Badger.
See Appleton, N 17.231
Preface to A Compleat Body of Divinity. See
Willard, 8 30.3,4,5
Preface to All Power, etc. See Pemberton, E. . 17.244
Preface to The Good Government of Christian
Families. See Homes, W 15. 2S
Sober-Mindedncss Explain'd as a necessary Part
of Early Piety. Boston-Lecture, April 13.
1721. pp. 26. See Course of Sermons .... 23.]
SEWALL
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SEWALL, Joseph, continued.
Sermon on the Death of. Sec Chauncy, C. . . . IS. 10
and others. A Faithful Xan-ntive of the Proceed-
ing^ of tin- KccleMa>tical Council at Salem in
17.M4. Boston, 1735. pp. (2), vi, 94. 8. .27.139.170
SEWALL, Samuel, b. ]r,52, <L 1730.
Mrs. Judith IIull, of Boston, in N". E. [Epi-
taiih. Boston, 1095.] 1 page. am. 8. 14.30 and 15.14
Note. "By Houb Samuel Sewall, Esq.r." T.
PHINCE.
rhasnomcna quasdam Apocalyptic?. Ad Aspec-
tum Xovi Orbis configurata. Or, a Descrip-
tion of the Now Heaven As It makes to those
who stand upon the New Earth. Boston,
Richard Wilkins, 1897. pp. (8), CO. 4" 17.110
Same. Second Ed. Boston, 1727. pp. (8), 64. 4.
17.148 and 26.35
Proposals Touching the Accomplishment of
Prophesies. Boston, 1713. pp. (15). 4 .... 17.150
Note. A poem of eix stanzas is appended headed
" Wednesday, January 1. 1701. A little before Break-
a-Day, at Boston of the Massachusete."
Upon Mr. Samuel Willard, his first coming into
the Assembly, and Praying, after a long and
dangerous Fit of Sickness; November 21. 1700.
[Verses.] n. p., n. d. pp. 2. 8 24.24
Note. This title, and three stanzas of four lines
each, fill a page ; another page, dated "May li'th,
17-jQ." relates to " The Fountain Opened," with which
both arc bound. " S. Sewall Esqr and PrinJ at
Boston. 1700." JUS. note bij T. PBINCE.
Appendix to The Fountain Opened. See Wil-
lard, S 27.134
Discourse Occasion'd by the Death of. See
Scwall, J 17.41
SEWALL, Stephen, d. 17GO, aged 58. Sermon on the
Death of. See Mayhew, J 18.35
SEWARD, William.
Journal of a Voyage from Savannah to Phila-
delphia, and from Philadelphia to England
M.DCC.XL. London, 1740. pp. (S), 87. 8 . . 27.23
SHARP, B., Voyages and Adventures of 12.23
SHAW, John, d. 1791, aged about 84.
The Character of a Pastor, according to God's
Heart. A Sermon in Braintree.at the Ordina-
tion of Moses Tuft, August 20. 1752. Charge,
by the Rev. Mr. Niles : Right Hand of Fellow-
ship, by the Rev. Mr. Bayley. Boston, 1753.
pp. (4), 35. 8 27.154
SHAW, S. Farewell life: welcome the plague, or the
voice of one crying in the wilderness. Shew-
ing the business of a Christian. [Boston,]
1665. pp. xviii, 19-173, (3). 8. [Without title-
page, and otherwise imperfect; the title above
is copied from Darling] 24.1
Iinmumifl: or, a Discovery of True Religion.
P.eing the latter Clause of The Voice crying in
a Wilderness ; or a Continuation of the Angel-
ical Life. Third Ed. Boston, 1744. pp. 240.
8 24.2
BnnrARD, Thomas, ft. 1005, d. 1049.
Certain Select Cases Resolved. London, 1048.
pp.(!8),l-168, (8), 169-247, (1). 12 25.27
Note. The address "To the Christian Reader," pp.
10, is signed " William Adderh-y." A second address
pp. 3, is signed "John Gcrce and William Green-
hill."
Sump. London, 1050. pp. (0), 87. 8 ... 22.3
Note. I'a-e .-,;,-s7 contain " The First Principles,"
with a separate title.
Hump.. London, ]0f,5. pp. 321-324, (2), 32.22.42,50
.W.-. The first pairing it n>iitiini'ni.< with that of
his "Theses Salili.ilicie," .if the same date.
Tne Church-Membership of Children, and their
l.'i!,'!il in l:a|iti.-nie. r.-nnbridg, Samuel (Jreen.
1003. pp. (22),2ti. 4 27.53
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SHEPARD, Thomas, continued.
The first Principles Of the Oracles of God. Lon-
don, 1048. pp. (8), 109-247. 12 25.27
.\ '., v. This and the next edition arc paged contin-
uously with his "Certain Select Cases" of the cor-
responding years. The address "To the Christian
reader" is signed " William Adderly."
Same. London, 1650. pp. 55-87. 8". ... 22.3
Note. An address "To the Christian Reader," pp.
C7, rA, is signed "William Addcrley," another headed
" Christian Reader," is signed "John Gcrce and Will.
Greenhill."
Same. London, 1055. pp. (5), 17. 8" ... 22.42, 50
Note. The signatures are continuous with those of
the " Theses Sabbaticic " of the same year.
The Parable of the Ten Virgins Opened & Ap-
plied: Sermons. London, 1000. pp. (8), 240,
203, (5). f soa.5
Note. An address" To The Reader, And Especially
to the Inhabitants of Cambridge in New-England,"
pp. .5, is signed "Jonathan Mitehel " Another ad-
dress"Tothe Reader," is signed "William Grecnhil!,
Edmund Calamy, John Jackson, Simeon Ash, Wil-
liam Taylor."
The Saint's Jewel. See the next title.
The Sincere Convert : Discovering the small Num-
ber of True Believers, And the great difficulty
of Saving Conversion. Added, The Saint's
Jewel, shewing how to apply the Promises ;
and the Soul's Invitation unto Christ. [Two
Sermons.] London, 1002. pp. (24), 110 [216].
12 24.35, 47
Note. " The Saints Jewel," etc, has a separate title-
page. The address "To the Christian Reader" is
eigned " W. Greenhill."
Same. [Without " The Saints Jewel," etc.]
Boston, MDCCXLH. pp. (2), vi, (2), 105, (1).
12 ]:,._'.-. and 24.54
Subjection to Christ in all his Ordinances. The
best means to preserve our Liberty. With a
Treatise of Ineffectual Hearing the Word.
London, 1657. pp. (16), 110. 8 22.52
Same. [No title-page.] pp. (14), 195, (11).
8 22.4
Theses Sabbaticae. Or, The Doctrine of the Sab-
hath : Wherein The Sabbaths I. Morality. II.
Change. LTI. Beginning. IV. Sanetification.
are clearly discussed. First handled in Ser-
mons in Cambridge in New-England. London,
1049. pp. (20), 151, (1), 32, (4), 50 [58]. 4.. 12.7
TTcis, Each part lias a separate title-page, and there
is anew paging at P. 2, 3.
Same. London, 1G50. pp. (23), 184, (4), 95.
8 22.1
Note. Each part has a separate title-page, and P.
2 a new paging.
Same. London, 1055. pp. (28), 320. 8 . . .22.42. M
Note. Each part has a title-page, hut the work is
paged continuously. His "Certain Belei i Cases "com-
mences with a paging ccmthuums with this.
Address to the Christian Header of a Brief Kv-
cognition, etc. ,s'< c Daiiforth, S 2(i. 113,181
Address to the Christian Keadcr of The Cry of
Sodom, etc. Sec Danforth, S 17.218
Address to the Christian Reader of New-England
Pleaded with. See Oakes, U 2G.21G
Address to the Christian Reader of The Uncon-
querable, etc. SeeOakes,U 2iili.~i
Address To tho Reader of A Discourse Concern-
in : Comets. Xrr Mather, I 23.24
Address To the Reader of the Gospel-Cove-
nant. ,sVt: Bulkley, P 21.8
Address To the Keadcr nf The Soveraign F.lli-
cacy, etc. Xi < Oakes, r 2''i.ivj
1 1. Fence nf tin- Answer unto the- Nine Positions.
S Allin. J. .16. ISC, and 27. 15
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SHEPARD, Thomas, 6. 1635, d. 1677.
Eye-Salve, Or a Watch-Word From Christ unto
his Churches : Especially those within Mas-
sachusetts. [Election Sermon], May 15. 1672.
Cambridge, 1673. pp. (4), 53. 4 . . 1S.12 and 26.144
Note. An address headed " Christian Reader,"
pp. 2, is signed " Thomas Thacher."
SHIRLEY, J/rs. Frances, Sermon before the Fun-
eral of. See Colman, B 17.40
SHORT, Matthew, d. 1731.
A thankful Memorial of God's sparing Mercy.
Discourses upon A Recovery from Sickness.
Boston, MDCCXXIX. pp. (6), 33. 8 16.280
SHORT Discourse. Mather, W 18.264
SHORT Narrative. Whitefield. G 27.171
SHOWER, J. Some Account of the Life of Henry
Gearing. With the Character of a Real Chris-
tian, collected out of his Papers. Boston, 1704.
pp. xxxiv, 134. 12 24.59
Note. " There is anothr Edn Reprnd Boston.
1720." J/S.noteq/'Mr.PRiNCE. Pages 84-118 contain
" A short Account of the Conversion of Mrs, P. F. as
she left it under her Hand before her Death."
SHURTLEFF, William, b. 16S9, d. 1747.
Gospel Ministers Stars ; and Christ holding these
Stars in his Hand. A Sermon at the Ordina-
tion of Nathaniel Gookin, at North-Hill in
Hampton, October 31. 1739. Boston, 1739. pp.
(4), 35. 8 17.167, 228
A Letter to Those of his Brethren In the Minis-
try Who refuse to admit Whitefield Into
their Pulpits. Boston, 1745. pp. 23. 4 . . 26.84
The Obligations upon all Christians to desire and
endeavour the Salvation of others. A Sermon
September 18. 1741. in Boston. Boston, 1741.
PP.27. 8 16.56
SHUTE, Daniel, b. 1722, d. 1802.
A Sermon, May 25th. 1768. the Anniversary for
the Election of His Majesty's Council. Bos-
ton, MDCCXLVIII [MDCCLXVIII]. pp.70. 8. 17.81
SIGNS, The, of the Times consider'd : or, the present
Appearances in New-England, and the West
of Scotland. Edinburgh, MD.CC.XLII. pp. 34.
8" 27.210
SIGNATUS. Mather, C 18.208
SIMPLE Cobbler, The, of Aggawam. Ward, N. 12.15
and 14.49
SIMPLICITIES Defence. Gorton, S 13.4
SIN.
See Barnard, J. (25.2) ; Hooker, T. (25.1.) Morgan,
3. (16.214); Walter, N. (18.232 and 28.124).
SINNERS.
See Edwards, J. 06-221,252); Flynt.H. (16.129); Mather,
A. (18.257); Phillips, S. (16.112.114,); Voice (27.203).
SLAVERY. The American Defence Of The Christian
Golden Rule. 1714. Hepburn, J 26.213
SLEEP, Essay, To Rebuke the Natural And the Moral.
Mather, C 16.190, 22.40 and 28.80
SMALBROKE, R. Ip. A Sermon before the Society
for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts, 16* of February, 1732. London, M.DCC-
xxxm. pp. 83, (1). 8 17.259 and 32.7
Note. With " An Abstract of the Proceedings of
the Society from the IS* of February 1731, to the 16th
of February 1732; a List of the Missionaries; an Ab-
stract of the Charter; a List of the Members of the
Society."
SMITH, , Doctrine of Christianity, as held by the
Quakers, vindicated, Reply to. See Tennent, G. 12.12
SMITH, Capt. -John, b. 1579, d. 1631.
A Description of New England : or Observatiors,
and discoiieries in the North of America, 1614,
15. London, 1616. Map. pp. (18), 61, (2). 4. 27.108
Note. Among the introductory matter are seven
pages of encomiastic verses by Wither, Croshaw [Cra-
ehawj and others. Two pages at the end contain two
poems by Ed. Robinson and Tho. Carlton.
8
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SMITH, Capt, John, continued,
The Generall Historic of Virginia, New-Eng-
land, and the Summer Isles : with the names of
the Adventurers, Planters, and Governours
from 15S4. to 1623. Divided into sixe Bookes.
London, 1627. pp. (14), 248 [240]. 4 maps. f.
[Numerous MS. notes by T. Prince] 30a.3
Note. " A beautifully engraved title-page with por-
traits of Elizabeth, James, and Charles I." RICH.
An exact account of the various editions, by J.
Lenox and C. Deane, may be found in Norton's
literary gazette, N. S., I, 134a--135a, 218c 2PJb.
There were distinct issues in 1624, 162G, 1627, and two
in W32. The printed portion is identical in them all,
and all want the sheet O, pp. 97104. The variations
are in the frontispiece, printed title, maps, and plates.
This copy has the four maps but wants the portraits of
the duchess of Richmond and Lenox, aud of Matoaka
Pocahontas. The edition of 1624 und that of!632 are
each priced by Stevens, Nuggets, at 10 10s.
SMITH, Joshua. Divine Meditations and Prayers for
Morning and Evening, and ihe Communion.
[Selected.] Boston, 1744. pp. (2), iv, 170. 8. 24.28
Note. The prayers are paged continuously, pp. 111-
170, but have a separate title-page, "Forms of Daily
Prayer for Morning, Noon, Evening,and Night," [etc.].
SMITH, Josiah, b. 1704, d. 1781.
The Burning of Sodom, With it's Moral Causes,
a Sermon, at Charlestowu, South-Carolina,
after, a Fire, Nov. IS. 1740. With a Preface by
the Reverend Dr. Colman and Mr. Cooper.
Boston, 1741. pp. (8), 23. 8 18.261
The Character, Preaching, &c., Of George White-
field, Supported, in a Sermon, in Charlestown,
March 26th 1740. With a Preface by the Rev-
erend Dr. Colman and Mr. Cooper. Boston,
1740. pp. (4), vi, 20. 8 28.135
The Church of Ephesus arraign'd. Five short
Sermons Contracted into one. Delivered 1760,
At Charles-Town. Charles-Town, 1768. pp.
43. 8 3 16.59
The Doctrine and Glory of the Caint's Resurrec-
tion. A Funeral Discourse in Charlestown,
April 25th 1742. to the Memory of Mrs. Hannah
Dart. Boston, 1742. pp. (4), 19. 8 17.69
The Duty of Parents, to Instruct their Children :
the Substance of Several Sermons at Cainhoy,
1727. Boston, MDCCXXX. pp. (2), ii, 44.
8 16.220,274
The Greatest Sufferers Not alwiys the Greatest
Sinners. A Sermon in Charlestown, February
4th. 1727, 8. Occasioned by the Earthquake in
New-England. Boston, MDCCXXX. pp. (4),
ii, 21. 8 18.105
Humane Impositions proved Unscriptural, Or,
The Divine Right of private Judgment. A
Sermon at the Opening of a Presbytery in
Charlestown, March 5th. 1728, 9. Boston,
MDCCXXIX. pp. iii, 11. 8 16.84
- Fisher, H. Remarks upon 16.215, 257
Reply to Smith's Answer to a Postscript . 27.132
A Sermon in Boston, July 10th. 1726. Boston,
1727. pp. (4), 27. 8 = 16.194,261
Solomon's Caution against the Cup. A Sermon
at Cainhoy, March 30. 1729. Boston, MDCCXXX.
pp. (4), 14. 8 16.267
The Young Man Warn'd : or, Solomon's Counsel
to his Son. A Discourse at Cainhoy, 1729.
Boston, MDCCXXX. pp. 31, (2). 8 16.228
SMITH, S. A Sermon before the Trustees for Estab-
lishing the Colony of Georgia, And before the
Associates of the late Rev. Dr. Thomas Bray,
for Convertingthc Negroes in the British Plan-
tations, On February 23, Tl^.
M.DCC. xxxni. pp. 42. 4 ....
London,
.... 16.5, 98
Note. Pages 3512 contain an account of Dr. Bray's
Designs and his Petition to the Kinj.
SOBER
58
STODDARD
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SOBER Remarks on A Modest Proof. "Wigglesworth,
E 27.181
SOBER Reply to a Mad Answer. In a Letter to A.
Croswell, occasioned by his letter to E. Turell.
By a private Brother. Boston, 1742. pp.16. 8. 28.64
SOCIETY for Encouraging Industry and Employing the
Poor. Rules of Incorporation. [No title-
page.] pp. 6. 4 26.14
\, ,/. Especially designed to promote the linen-
manufacture in Massachusetts.
SOCIETY for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Ac-
count of the. Thomas, J 16.91
Letter from a Member in London 24.58
SOCIETY for the Propagation of the Gospel in New
England. Act for propagating the Gospel in
NewEngland. See Great Britain. Parliament. 33.3
Mather, C. Names of the Society and their
Commissioners. [India Christiana] . . . 13.22,23,30
SOCIETY for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts, Sermons before the.
ynmely: 1712, White, K. (17.200); 1713, Moore, J.
(17.257); 1723, Greene, T. ("-'.4): 1724, Wynne, J. (32.6);
1728, Egerton, H.(17.255); 1729, Pearce. Z. (17.253); 1731,
Berkeley, G. (17-254); 1~32, Smalbroke, R. (17.159 and
32.7); 1739, Butler, J. (17.250); 1740, Benson, M. (17.252);
1738, Herring, T. (17.1.'58).
.Vote. Accounts of the Proceedings of the Society,
Lists of Members, etc., are printed with many of the
sermons.
SOCINIANISME, A few words concerning. Firmin,G. . 11.22
SOME brief Remarks, upon A Letter to a Gentleman,
Relating to the Office of Ruling-Elders, in the
Churches. [Xo title-page. Colophon] Boston,
1731. pp.12. 8 28.27
SOME Considerations upon the Bill Relating to the
Trade between the Northern Colonies and the
Sugar-Islands, n. p., MD ccxxxil. pp. 19.
8 26.228 and 27.40
SOME Observations and Annotations Upon the Apolo-
geticall Narration, submitted to Parliament.
London, 1644. pp. (7), 71. 4 32.18
Note. Numerous allusions to New England; see
especially p. 16.
SOME Observations on the Scheme projected for emit-
ting 60000 1. in Bills of a New Tenour, to be re-
deemed with Silver and Gold. In a Letter
from a Merchant in Boston, to his Friend in
the Country. Boston, MDCCXXXVIII. pp. (4),
25. 8 26.49
SOME Remarks Upon a late Pamphlet Entitled, A
Letter from a Minister of the Church of Eng-
land, to his dissenting Parishioners. "With A
Vindication of the Presbyterians, n. p., 1733.
pp. (4), 44. 8" 27.56, 128
SOME Remarks upon A Second Letter from the
Church of England Minister. Boston, 1736.
pp. (4), 128. 8 26.196
SOME Paulo & Indigested Thoughts on the Majesty of
God In the Works of Nature: Occasioned by
that Earthquake Octob. 29th. 1727. N. Lon-
don, M. DCC. xxx. pp. (2), 12. 8 13.127
POME Reasonable Advice. Mather, C 18.219
SOME Seasonable Enquiries. Mather, C 28.47
SOUL, The.
See Doddridgc, P. (10.159); Foxcroft, T. (10.21,24);
Jl.xiker, T. (Sovlcs Exaltation 21.18; Sovlcs Humil-
iation 21.1(1,11; Sovlcs Ingrafting 21. l*:i: Sovles 1'iepa-
ration 21.19; Sovles Vocation -l.'JN); Mather, C. (18.231).
SOUND Words, to be held fast, in Faith and Lovo.
Three Esaayes. n. p., n. d. pp. 23 . 12 . . . 13.53
JVofc. By Cotton Mather?
SPAIN. The Assiento, or, Contract for Allowing to
the Subjects of Great Britain the Liberty of
Importing Negroes into Spanish Aunnru. [In
r-pani^-li an.l ICnulinli.] London, 1713. pp. (2),
48. 4" 26.33
Same, in English. [Historical Register, v. 2J. 31.7
Shelf. No.
SPAIN*, continued.
Billyke beweegreedenen om aea Spanje oorlog
aen te doen 27.188
G rand Question, The, Whether War, or no War,
with 26.119
Las Casas, B. de. Fir.-t Voyages and Discoveries
Made by the Spaniards in America 11.19
STAFFORDE, R. Geographicall and Anthologicall
Description of the Kingdoms of this Globe.
London, 1634. pp. (6), 55, (3). 4 26.236
3'oJe. " De America, siue India Oriental!," pp. 50-55.
STAGE, The, the High Road to Hell. See Another . 16.133
STAMP- ACT, The.
See Emerson, J. 07.103); Stillman, S. (16.80).
STANDFAST, R. A New- Years-Gift for Fainting
Souls. Boston, M, DCC, xxxiii. pp. (2), 31. 12. 2S.140
Same. [Xo title-page.] pp. 45. 8 28.170
Xotc. " Mr. B Green says This was Prind at Bos-
ton by his Br. Samuel." MS. note bi/ Mr. PKIXCB.
STATE, The, of Religion in New-England, Since
Whitefield's Arrival there. A Letter from a
Gentleman in New-England to his Friend in
Glasgow. Subjoined Attestations, By the Rev-
erend Mr. Chauncy, Mr. Caldwcll, Mr. Bar-
nard, Mr. Turell, Mr. Parsons, and Dr. Col-
man. Glasgow, MDCCXLII. pp. 44. 8 ... 26.263
Same. Second Ed., [with a new Preface and
Postscript. No title-page. Glasgow, 1741 ?]
pp. xviii, 112. 8 26.264
STATE, The, of the Navy consider'd In relation to
the Victualling, particularly in the Straits, and
the West Indies. With Some Thoughts on
the Mismanagements of the Admiralty. Lon-
don, 1699. pp. 16. 4 26.19
STEARNS, Samuel.
Address To the Reader of An Address to Young
People. See Wheeler, M 28.81
STEER, Richard.
f The Daniel Catcher. The Life Of the Prophet
Daniel : in a Poem. Added Earth's Felicities,
Heaven's Allowances, A Blank Poem. With
other Poems, n. p., 1713. pp. (2), 90. 8. . 14.50
Note. This book was wrote by Mr R. Steer of
[Southold], on Long Island, & Printed at
[New London], in New England. JIS. note.
STEVENS, Benjamin, ft. 1720, d. 1791.
A Sermon, May 27. 1761. the Day for the Elec-
tion. Boston, 1761. pp. 72, (1). 8 17.77
A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Sir Wil-
liam Pepperrell. Boston, M,DCC,LIX. pp. vi,
24. 4 17.8
STEVENS, Joseph, b. 1682, d. 1721.
Another and Better Country. The Last Sermons
Of Joseph Stevens. Added, A Discourse, at
Cambridge, after the Death of the Reverend M r.
Brattle. Boston, 1723. pp. (2), xii, 116. 12. 15.43
_Vufe. The " Discourse " has a separate title-page,
" The Pastor's Office, Among his People, while Liv-
ing," etc.
STILES, Ezra, 6. 1727, d. 1795.
f A Discourse on the Christian Union : before the
Convention of the Congregational t'lcriry of
Rhode-Island; at I'.ri-tol April 23, 1700. lios-
ton, MDCCLXI. pp. 13J. 8". [Title and p.
i: in MS.J 16.147
Note. "List of New England Churches," A.D.
1700," pp. 1211-1^8.
STILLMAN, Samuel, 6. 1737, d. 1S07.
News from a far Country. A Pennon at
i, May 17. ITi'.i'.. 1'pnn the Arrival of (ho
News Of 4he Repeal of th.' stamp- Act. Bos-
ton, MiH'Ci.xvi. pp.34. 8" K..-'i
STODDAHD, David, </. 17J '.. Si>nmm a ft or tlif FUII.T-
:ii of. > Oolman, r. 18.114, VJl
STODDAKD, Mrs. Martha, (/. 174S. Sermon Otvasion'd
by tho Decease of. SM Priuoc, T 17 -J
STODDARD
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STODDARD, Simeon, d. 1730. Sermon after the Funer-
al of. See Colraan, B 17.33
STODDARD, Solomon, b. 1643, d. 1730.
An Answer to some Cases of Conscience Respect-
ing the Country. [Colophon] Boston, 1722.
pp.15. 4 17.135
An Appeal to the Learned. A Vindication of
the Right of Visible Saints to the Lords Sup-
per: Against Increase Mather. Boston, 1709.
pp. (6), 98. 12 15.33
Some Queries on An Appeal to the Learned.
See Appeal of some of the Unlearned .... 18,148
The Doctrine of Instituted Churches Explained
and Proved from the Word of God. London,
[I700,datecutoff].pp. (2), 34. 4 17.247
A Guide to Christ, or, The way of directing
Souls under Conversion. With an Epistle Pre-
fixed, hy the Reverend Dr. Increase Mather.
Boston, 1714. pp. iii-xii, 10, 90. 12 .... 14.33
The Presence of Christ with Ministers, A Ser-
mon at Swampfield, January 1st. 17 ]S . the
Day of the Ordination of Joseph Willard.
Boston, 1718. pp. (2), 29, 16. 8 18.176, 182
Note. The last paging contains "An Examina-
tion of the Power of the Fraternity. By the same
Author."
Question Whether God is not Angry with
the Country for doing so little towards the
Conversion of the Indians ? [ColophouJ
Boston, 1723. pp. 12. 4 17.136
The Safety of Appearing at the Day of Judge-
ment, In the Righteousness of Christ. Boston,
S. Green, 1687. pp. (8), 351. 8. [Imprint in
MS.] 15.27
Same. Second Ed. With some Addition. Bos-
ton, MDCCXXIX. pp. (2), iv, 296. 8 21.25
Those Taught by God the Father, to know God
the Son; are Blessed. A Sermon at Boston,
July 3d. 1712. Boston, 1712. pp. (2), 33. 8. 18.239
Three Sermons. I. The Vertue of Christs
Blood. II. Natural Men under the Govern-
ment of Self-Love. III. The Gospel the
Means of Conversion. A Fourth added,
To stir up Young Men and Maidens to Praise
the Lord. Boston, 1717. pp. (2), 118. 12. 24.37
The Way for a People To Live Long in the Laud
that God Hath given them. [An Election]
Sermon, 26. of May 1703. Boston, 1703. pp.
(2), 25. 4 18.9 and 26.156
A Sermon of, Examined. See Mather, I. ... 23.14
Colman, B. Sermon upon the Death of 17.21
Williams, W. Sermon on the Interment of ... 18.28
STONE, Nathanael, 6. 1667, d. 1755.
On Account of Pleas, that tend to subvert the
New Covenant Constitution, what follows is
here propos'd to the Publick. [No title-page.
Dated Harwich, March 1, 1738, 9.] pp. 15.
8 22.32
A Caution to Erring Christians Relating to the
Ministry. December 1735. [No title-page.] pp.
7. 8 22.30
Concio ad Magistratum. A Sermon Before The
Judges of Assize, at Barnstable, April 24.
1728. Boston, 1728. pp. (4), 15. 8. 16.139, 17.160
and 18.42
Rulers are a Terror, Not to good, but Evil-work-
ers. [An Election] Sermon, May 25. 1720.
Boston, 1720. pp. (4), 22, (1). 8 18.95,96
A very brief Account of the Wretched State of
Man by the Fall. Added, A Discourse of the
Absolute Freedom of Grace. And another,
what Faith is Saving. Annexed Miscellaneous
Sentences [and] the Covenant Interest of the
Children of the Kingdom. Boston, 1731. pp.
(2), 149. 12 24.36
Shelf. No.
STONE, Nathanael, continued.
Preface to A Letter to the General Convention.
See Lord, J 27.68
Solemn Advice of, [concerning G. Whitefleld].
See Niles, S 28.102,134
and Lord, Joseph.
f Additional Proposals for Convictions of the
Churches. December 3. 1729. [No title-page.]
pp. 8. 8 18.157 and 27.195
Note. Relating to the Potchy Church in Eastham,
and the Rev. Mr. Osborn.
Post-script in 1732 [on renouncing communion
with the Church in Pocheh, on account of the
ill conduct of Samuel Osborn, the pastor.
No title-page.] pp. 8. 8 22.31
The Veracity and Equity of the Members of the
Council held at Billingsgate in Eastham, 1720.
Asserted and Maintained. Boston, 1723. pp.
16. 8 22.34
STONE, Samuel, d. 1663.
A Congregational Church Is a Catholike Visible
Church. Or An Examination of M. Hudson,
his Vindication [and] M. Cawdrey his Review
of M. Hooker's Survey. London, MDCLII. 4.
[Imperfect, 40 pp. remaining] 16.172
Jfote. An address "To the Reader" is signed
" Samuel Mather," and verses " To my Reverend Dear
Brother, M. Samuel Stone," are signed "John Cot-
ton."
Answer to Mr. Stone. See Hudson, S. . . . 32.23
STOUGHTOV, William, lieut.-gov. of Mass., d. 1701,
aged 70.
New-Englands True Interest; not to Lie. [An
Election] Sermon in Boston, April 29. 1668.
Cambridge : Printed by S. G. and M. J. 1670.
pp. 40. 4 18.3 and 26.141
Same, abridged and entitled, New-England's
True Interest; further Declared. See Mitchel,
J 28.41
i - Passages from Mr. Stoughton's Election Ser-
mon. See Prince, T 17.114
STRAIT Gate, The, And The Narrow Way. Gee, J. 15.40
STRENUOUS motives for au immediate war with Spain.
See Billyke 27.188
STURGEON, R. A Trespass-Offering, presented unto
the Churches of New-England. [Colophon]
Boston, 1725. pp.4. 4 16.108
SUGAR, Duty on. See Considerations upon The Act. 26.135
SUGAR Colonies.
See Considerations (27.37); Observations (27.49)j
Remarks (26.43 and 27.28); Some (26.228 and 27.40).
SUMMER Islands. See Bermudas.
SUICIDE,
See Mather, (1. 16.278); Phillips, S. (16-158).
SUPERSTITION. See Apparitions, Possession, Witch-
craft.
SURINAM, Article relating to the transfer of, to the
Dutch. See Great Britain 26.184
SUSPIRIA Vinctorum. Mather, C 18.217
SWEATING. Unlawfulness of Laying the Hand on,
and Kissing the Book in. See Brief. .... 18.266
Willard, S. Cautions to be used about . . . 18.234, 265
Laying the Hand on the Bible in. 16.104, 17.138 and 26,186
See also: Profanity.
SWIFT, John, d. 1745, aged 67.
A Funeral Discourse at Maryborough, On the
Death Of Robert Breck. Boston, M,DCC,XXXI.
pp. (4), 17. 8 17.30
A Sermon at Boston, May 31. MDCCXXXII. the
Anniversary for the Election. Boston, 1732.
pp. (4), 25. 8 17.116
SWIFT, John, b. 1714, d. 1775.
A Sermon at the Ordination of Joseph Lee.
October 19. 1768. Boston, 1769. pp. 26. 8 . 17.203
SWIFT
60
TIIACHER
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SWIFT, Jonathan.
f A Discourse of the Contests and Dissentions
Between the Nobles and the Commons in
Athens and Home. [Boston], 1728. pp. (2), 59.
8 16.187 and 27.46
A'ote. Mr. Prii.ce Rives, in a MS. note, the place of
re-print which was made, he says, liy direction of Gov.
Burnet.
SYMMES, Thomas, 6. 1078, d. 172.~>.
A Discourse Concerning Prejudice In Matters of
Religion. Boston, 1722. pp. (4), iv, 21. 8 . 1G.291
The People's Interest in One Article. A Sermon
shewing their Duty, toward the Subsistence
of such as Preach the Gospel. Boston, 1724.
pp. (2), vi,35. 3 16.207
SYMONDS, W. Virginea. A Sermon at White-Chap-
pel, In The presence of the Aduenturers and
Planters for Vhginia. 25. April. 1009. London,
1609. pp. (8), 54. 4 26.270
SYNODS. See Boston, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
Philadelphia, "Westminster.
TAILER, William, d. 1732. Sermon after the Funeral
of. See Cooper, W 17.37,57
TACNTON, j\fass. Account of the late Revival at.
See Christian History, Jan. 5. 1744 26.9
TAVERN, Serious Address To those Who frequent
the. Mather, C 27.186
TAYLOR, J., A Friendly Epistle to. See Adamson,
M 27.131
TEMPTATION.
See Chandler, J. (16.279); Willard, S. (24.7).
TENNENT, Gilbert, 6. 1703, d. 1764.
The Divinity of the Scriptures; And the Dan-
gers of Covetcusness: A Sermon at New-
Brunswick in New-Jersey, April 1738. [Ser-
mons on Sacramental Occasions, pp. 145-
171] 12.34
The Duty of Self-Examination, A Sermon at
Maiden-Head in New-Jersey, October 22. 1737.
[Sermons on Sacramental Occasions, pp. 125-
144] 12.34 and 22.57
The examiner, or Gilbert against Tennent. See
Hancock, J 27.98
The Examiner, Examined. Being a Vindication
of Tcnnent, with six Ministers of Boston, with
some Remarks upon the Querist's, the third
Part, and other Performances. Philadelphia,
1743. pp. 146, (1). 8 22.57
Irenicum Ecclesiasticum, Essay upon the Peace
of Jerusalem. Also A Prefatory Address to
the Synods of New- York & Philadelphia. Phil-
adelphia, MDCCXLIX. pp. viii, 141, (1). 8 . 12.4
The Late Association for Defence Farther En-
couraged: or, Defensive War Defended. A
Reply to [Smith's] Doctrine of Christianity,
as held by the Quakers, vindicated. Philadel-
phia, MDCCXLVJH. pp. iv, 183. 8 12.12
The Legal Bow bent. Two Discourses at New-
Brunswick, April 23. 173$. [Sermons on Sac-
ramental Occasijns, pp. 173-210] 12.34
The Necessity of holding fast the Truth Three
Sermons at New-York, April 1742. With Er-
rors [of] some Moravians. Added, A Sermon
on the Priestly-Office of Christ, another, On
Charity. With A Sermon of a Dutch Divine
on taking the lit.lc Foxes. Boston, MnccxiAH.
pp. (2), vi, 110, (2), 37, (2), 31. 8 12.46,47
.We. The sermons " on the Pricstly-Offlce " and
11 On Charity" h;i\.' a separate p;iL,"inu' and the titlo,
"Two Sri-limn .;" that en "liltli 1 r'oxrs" lux.s also a
separate pi^'in^ and title, fur whii-h * < Ilrlli-iilii-oHf.
Th6 address. "To Mir Kruilt-r," pp. vi, is Kilned "Itrn-
juniin Cnliiiaii. Thomas I'l-ince. John Wi-hh. Wil-
li'ini Cooper. Thomas Foxcroft. Joshua Oecr." But
"Drawn up by L)r. Colinan," nays Mr. 1'rinco.
Shelf. No.
TENNENT, Gilbert, continue').
The necessity of studying to be quiet, and doing
our own Business. A Sermon at Philadelphia,
September 30th. 1744. Philadelphia, n. d. pp.
3a. 8 1S.25S
The Preciousncss of Christ to Believers. A Ser-
mon at New-Brunswick, 1738. [Sermons on
Sacramental Occasions, pp. 243-270] .... 12.34
The Righteousness of the Scribes and Pharisees.
A Sermon in Boston, January 27. 1740, 1. Bos-
ton, 1741. pp. (4), 19. 8. [1st copy imper-
fect] 10.209, 277
A Sermon at Burlington November 23. 1749. the
Day for a Thanksgiving. With a Prefatory
Address to Philip Doddridge. Philadelphia,
MDCCXLIX. pp. 28. 4 17.5
A Sermon upon Justification : at New-Bruns-
wick, August, 1740. Philadelphia, M,DCC,XLI.
pp. (2), 29. 8 16.296
The Solemn Scene of the Last Judgment. A
Sermon at Maiden-Head in New-Jersey, May
23d, 1737. [Sermons on Sacramental Occa-
sions, pp. 211-221] 12.40,47
The Unsearchable Riches of Christ. Two Ser-
mons. At New-Brunswick; August, 1737. pp.
vii, (1), 59. [Sermons on Sacramental Occa-
sions] 12.34
Two Sermons. See, above, " Necessity ". . .12.46,47
TENNENT, William, b. 1705, d. 1777.
An Exhortation to Walk in Christ. A Sermon,
at New-Brunswick, August 8. 1737. [Sermons
on Sacramental Occasions, pp. 103-124]. . . . 12.34
TERRY, Mary, Life of. See Reynolds, T 15.56
TESTIMONY, The, and Advice of a Number of Lay-
men respecting Religion, and the Teachers of
it. Address'd to the Pastors of New-England.
[Dated] Boston, September 12. 1743. pp. 9. 8. 26.64
THACHEU, Peter, b. 1651, d. 1727.
Christ's Forgiveness a Patern of Christian Fra-
ternal Forgiveness. A Sermon. Boston, 1712.
pp. (2), 128. 12" 25.22
Note. Paged continuously, but with a separate
title, is J. Danforth's " Holy Striving."
A Divine Riddle. He that is Weak is Strong.
A Discourse at Norwich. With a Preface by
the Reverend Mr. Lord. N. London, 1723. pp.
(4), xi, (1), 62. 8 18.211
Unbelief Detected and Condemned. Added, The
Treasure of the Fathers, Inheritable by their
Posterity. Boston, 1703. pp. (12), 190. 12 . 15.55
Note. The address "To the Christian Readers, "
pp. 2, is signi'd " Moses Fiske Nehemiah Hubart Zech-
nriah Whitman John Norton John Danforth Joseph
Belcher Joseph Baxter Nathanael.Eells."
Danforth, J. Verses on the birth and death of. 18.135
Mather, C. Comfortable Chambers Opened Up-
on the. Departure of 18.186
TFIACHEH, Peter, b. 1(178, d. 1739.
Man's Frailty. A Sermon on the Death of Mrs.
Sarah Gee. Boston, M, DCC, xxx. pp. (4), 31.
8 17.43,56
Wise & Good Civil Rulers, To be duely Acknowl-
edged By God's People as a great Favour.
[An Election] Sermon, May 25. 1726. Boston,
172r,. pp. (4), 28. 8" 18.101
Vindicatory statement by. See Boston. Fifth
church 28 92
Reasons [against] his ordination at the New-
North Church. See Scares, A 2<.:.0
Colinan, B. Sermon after the Funeral of . . . 17 25
Wi'lib, J. Sermon after the Death of. 18.27 and 20.144
and Wetib, John.
A r.rlrt' IVrlaration of [the] Pastors of tho
New-Xorlh-rhnivli In Hoston, In behalf of
Themselves nnd said Church. Boston, 1720.
pp. (2), 13. 8 28.73
THACHER
61
TUCKER
Shelf. No.
THACHER, Peter, 6. 1688, d. 1744.
The Fear of God Restraining men from Iniquity
in Commerce. A Sermon Nov. 17. 1718. Bos-
ton, 1720. pp. (4), 20. 8 18.203,263
TEACHER, Thomas.
Address To the Christian Reader of Eye-Salve,
etc. See Shepard, T 18.12 and 26.144
Address To the Reader of New-England's Me-
moriall. See Morton, K" 12.43
THANKFUL Christian, The. Mather, C 13.86
THAVER, Cornelius, d. 1745. Sermon after the
Firicral of. See Chauncy, C 17.47
TIIAYER, Ebenezer, d. 1733.
Christ the Great Subject of Gospel Preaching.
The Suhstance of Several Sermons. Added,
Practical Reflections. Boston, MDCCXXII. pp.
(2), iv, v, (1), 227, (3), 46. 12 22.16
Note. "Practical Reflections" has a separate
title.
Jerusalem Instructed & "Warned. [An Election]
Sermon, May 26. 1725. Boston, 1725. pp. (4),
42. 8 18.100
Ministers of the Gospel are Christ's Ambassa-
dours. A Sermon at Woodstock, May 24th.
1727. Upon the Ordination Of Amos Throop.
Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 30. 12 18.166
Practical Reflections on the First and Last Days
of the Year. pp. (2), 46. See, above, his
"Christ" 22.16
THEOLOGY, Doctrinal and polemic. Cotton, J. Twelve
Fundamental Articles 23.61 and 28.197
Willard, S. A Compleat Body of Divinity . . 30.3,4,5
See also: Cotton, 3. (24.18); Dickinson J. (Familiar
12.21; True 14.1) ; Erskinc, K. 0-9.5); Gor'.,>n, S (134.a)j
Mather, C. (Vrai 18.155); Norton, J. (12.36 and 21.17).
See also : Anabaptists, Angels, Antinomians, Apostles,
Apparitions, Arminians, Baptism, Catechisms, Christ,
Common prayer, Confessions of faith, Covenant,
Devils, Election, Evidences, Faith, Friends (Society
of), Future Life, God, Grace, Heaven, Hell, Holy
Spirit, Judgment (Last), Justification, Lord's Supper,
Merit, Original sin, Perseverance of saints. Possession,
Predestination, Protestantism, Redemption, Reproba-
tion, Resurrection, Sabbath, Sacraments, Salvation,
Satan, Second advent, Socinianisrn, Trinity, Unregen-
erated (The), Witchcraft.
THEOLOGY, Natural. Natural Religion, as Distin-
guish'd from Revealed. Gay, E 17.226
See also : God, Providence.
THEOLOGY, Practical.
See Cotton, J. (21.21); Firmin, G. (11.22); Guthrie,
\V. (25.19; Hooker, T. (21.28); Mather, C. (Coheletb.
28.165; Vital 28.150); Mather, I. (23.23); Palmer, H.
(2530); Peters, H. (25.3); Shaw, S. (24.2); Shepard, T.
(25.27); Yenning, R. (25.24). See also: Afflictions,
Balls, Cases of Conscience, Charity, Children, Con-
version, Covenant, Death, Drunkenness, En husi-
asm. Family, Gaming, Gratitude, Hymns, Hypocrisy,
Judgment (Last), Laws, Love, Murder, Piety, Prayer,
Profanity, Reformation, Regeneration, Religion, Relig-
ious, Repentance, Revival, Salvation, Self, Sin, Sin-
ners, Slavery, Sleep, Soul, Suicide, Swearing, Tavern,
Temptation, Thief, Tongue, Truth, War, Winter,
Woman, Young (The).
THIEF, Crime & Doom of the. Mather, C 18.198
THIEF on the Cross, Dissertation on the. Mather, C. 18.225
THINGS to he more thought upon. Mather, C. . . . 13.45
TCIOMAS, J. Sermon at St. Sepulchre's Church ; May
5 th , 1737. [At] the Yearly Meeting of the Chil-
dren in the Charity-Schools [of] London and
Westminster. Annexed, An Account of the
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
London, 1737. pp. 26, (2), 52, ff. 2. 4 . . . . 13.91
Note. The "Account" has a separate title-page and
paging.
THOMSON, John, d. 1753?
An Overture Presented to the Synod of Dissent-
ing Ministers, in Philadelphia, September, 1728.
Shelf. No.
THOMSON, John, continued.
With an Answer to Objections, n. p., 1729.
pp.32. 8 28.88
Remarks upon An Overture. See Dickinson,
J 16.288
A Vindication of The Brethren cast out of the
Synod of Philadelphia, against The Charges
of. See Blair, S 28.138
TIIOROWGOOD, T. lewes iu America, or, Probabili-
ties That the Americans are of that Race.
London, 1650. pp. (43), 136, (3). 4 [See Add.] 27.16
TITHES [not] by the Divine Law the Ministers due.
Mather, 1 18.206
TOLERATION. See Conscience (Liberty of), Magis-
trates, Persecution.
TOMPSON, Edward, d. 1705, aged 39.
Heaven the best Country. Meditations and Dis-
courses. Second Impression. Boston, 1715. pp.
(2), ii, 84. 12" 15.29 and 25.15
Note. An address " To the Godly Readers," pp. 2,
is signed " Neh. Hobert Zech. Whitman Peter Thach-
er John Norton John Danforth Nath. Eells."
TONGUE, An unbridled. Chauncy, C 16.76,79
TORREY, Samuel, d. 1707, aged 75.
An Exhortation unto Reformation. [An Elec-
tion] Sermon, May 27. 1674. Cambridge :
Printed by Marmaduke Johnson, 1674. pp. (8),
44. 4 18.5 and 26.147
Note. An address "To the Reader," pp. 6, is
signed " Increase Mather."
A Plea For the Life of Dying Religion : [an Elec-
tion] Sermon, May 16. 1G83. Boston, 1683. pp.
(8), 46. 4 18.6 and 26.153
Note. An address "To the Reader," pp. C, is
signed " Increase Mather."
Address To the Reader of The Necessity of the
pouring out of the Spirit. See Adams, W. . 18.20
Preface to The Singular Happiness, etc. See
Belcher, J 23.121
TOWGOOD, Micajah, b. 1700, d. 1792.
f The Dissenting Gentleman's Answer To the Rev-
erend Mr. White's Three Letters; in which A
Separation from the Establishment is fully
justified. Fourth Ed. New-York, 1748. pp. 64.
4 26.70, 97
\Same. Fifth Ed. Boston, 1748. pp. 121, (2).
8. [2d copy imperfect] 27.125,143
TOWN Officers, Chuse Well-qualified Men for.
Bridge, T 18.224
TOWNSEND, Jonathan, b. 1721, d. 1776.
The Believing Gentile's Sure Title to the Prom-
ise made to Abraham. A Sermon at Medfield,
September, 3. 1749. Boston, 1749. pp. 24. 8. 16.206
TOWNSEND, Penn, d. 1727. Sermon after the Funeral
of. See Foxcroft, T 17.59
TRADE.
See Letter (20.44, 55); Little, O. (20.42); Lucas, R.
(20.41); Remarks (J6.4j and 27.28), See also: Money,
Sugar, Woollen trade.
TREATIES, Collection of .' 32.22
TRINITY.
See Divinity (14.7); Mouis, J. (22.46, 48).
TROTH.
See Hutchinson, A. (10.42); Lewis, D. (1G.2GS and
28.13); (Monis, J. (22.46, 48); Tennent, G. (12.46, 47);
Willard, S. (15.21 and 28.170a).
TDCKER, John, 6. 1719, d 1792.
Brief Account of an Ecclesiastical Council in
the first Parish in Newbury, March 31. 1767.
[No title-page.] pp. 12. 4 1G.1H
Pages 10-12 contain " An Address to the several
Churches of Christ, lately called to set in Council in
the first Parish in Newbury. By some of the Members
of the first Church in Newbury."
God's Goodness, amidst his afflictive Providen-
ces, a just Ground of Thankfulness and Praise.
TUCKEIl
WADSWORTH
Shelf. No.
TUCKER, John, continued.
A [Thanksgiving] Discourse, November 25.
175i>. Boston, 1757. pp. (2), 23. 8 17.104
TUKEI.L, Kl.enezer, />. 17('l, il . 1778.
Dialogue Between a Minisicr and his Xeighbc ur
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Lee's Remarks on his Direction, &c. Second Kd.
Boston, 1742. pp. 24. 8 27.150
Direction To bis People with Relation to the
present Times: with the Unisons why it is
madcpublick. SecondEd. Boston, 1742. pp.15.
8" 23.94
Letter In Answer to his Direction to his People.
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Life and Character of Benjamin Colmun. Boston,
MDCCXLIX. pp. (20), 238. 8 11.16
Memoirs and Sermon on the Death of Mrs. Jane
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TWISSE, William. A Treatise of Mr. Cottons, Clear-
ing certnine Doubts Concerning Predestina-
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liam Twisse. London, 1040. pp. (8), 288, (8).
4. [Imperfect, wanting pp. 149-176] .... 12.11
Xutc. The title is deceptive; the work does not con-
tain Cotton's treatise.
UNITED Brethren. Finley, 8. Satan strip'd of his
angelick Robe. With an Application to the
Moravians 18.227
Gradin, A. Short History of the 27.24
UNRECENERATE, Promises of the Gospel, Whether
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USHER, Bridget, d. 1723. Sermon after the Funeral
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VADE Mecum, The, for America: containing The
Names of the Towns, and Counties in New-
England, New-York, and the Jersies; Pensil-
vauia, Maryland and Virginia: with the Time
of the Setting of thuir Courts. The Time of the
General Meetings of the Baptists and Quakers,
[etc.]. Added, The Names of the Streets in
Boston. Boston, M DCC xxxii. pp. (2), iv, (2),
220. Tall 16 12.22
yule. "The Publisher to the Reader," pp. iv, is
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YENNING, R. Milk and Honey: A Miscellaneous
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(8), 86. 12 25.24
VERA Cruz, Surprizing of. See Voyages 12.23
VERNEVILLE or Veriieuil, John. Nomenclator of
such tracts, etc. See Catalogue Of English
Writers 22.8
VICE. See Reformation.
VIGILH:S. Mather, C 10.190, 22.40 and 28.80
VINAL, William, d. 17S1.
A Sermon on the Accursed Thing That hinders
Success and Victory in War, Occasioned by
the Defeat of Braddock. Newport, 1705. pp.
25. 4 16.95
VINCENT, N. The Day of Grace, In which the chief of
Sinners May be Turn'd and healed. Boston,
1728. pp. (4), 156. 8 14.03
A I >iscourse on Forgiveness. In Three Sermons.
Bo8ton,1722. pp. (4), 30. 8 16.239
.We. On the ruvLTnc of the titlc-pngo is a list of
tin- Author's Works, and his Kjiitaph.
The Spirit of Prayrr. A Discourse. Sixth Ed.
Huston, 1702. pp. 215. 12 15.24
VINCENT, 1*. A True K< l:ition of Tim late Battell in
Ni u Kngland, between ihr Knijlish and the
1'e'Miet Salvages. \Vitli the present M:ite of
tiling there. London, Kills, pp. (4), 22. 4. 32.27
,\, ,/,.. Thin in tin- :M . i! ; this lt huil tlie title, " A
Trim lidution of the l.iUf Uuttrll, |etcj. London,
IBM."
Shelf. N'o.
VINCENT, T. A Companion for Communicants.
Added, the Snll'erings of Christ. By Thomas
Dooliitel. And The Christian at the Table <f
the Lord. By Jabez Earle. Boston, 17.'JO.
pp. (2), 34. 12 ............... 28.74
VINDICATION, A, of the Appendix to the Sober Re-
marks. Foxeroft, T ............. 27.138
VINDICATION, A, of the Divine Authority of Ruling
Elders : Asserted by the Ministers & Elders, ;,
a Provincial Assembly, Novemb. 2d. 1649.
Printed in London, 1050. Page 34. to 48.
Added, Whether are not the Brethren, and not
the Elilers only, to Judge concerning the
Qualifications of Communion ? By Increase
Mather, in his Order of the Gospel, Page 23. to
29. n. p., n. d. pp. (2), 28. 8 ........ 23.64
VINDICATION, A, of The Remarks of One in the
Country upon The Distressed State of Boston,
from some Exceptions in a Letter to Mr. Col-
man. Boston, 1720. pp. 20. 8" ....... 28.156
VINDICI.E Clavium. Cawdrey, D. ....... 11.21
VIRGINIA. Davies, 8. The State of Religion among
the Protestant Dissenters in ........ 27.109
Smith, J. Generall Historic of ........ 30a.3
Symonds, W. Virginea ............ 20.270
VIRGINS, Ten. Colman, B. Discourses on the Para-
ble of the ............... 11.6 and 21.2
Shepard, T. The Parable of the ....... .':>ia.5
White-field, G. The wise and foolish, v. 2 of 15.57
VITAL Christianity. Mather, C .......... 28.150
VOICE, The, of God in a Tempest. Mather, C. . . . 16.217
VOICE, The, of God to Sinners. With a Form of
Covenanting with God. By a Divine of the
Church of Scotland. Boston, M, DCC, xxx. pp.
(2), 46. 12 ................. 27.203
VOYAGES, The, and Adventures of Capt. Earth.
Sharp, And others, in the South Sea. Also
Capt. Van Horn with his Buccanieres surpriz-
ing of la Vera Cruz. Added The true Rela-
tion of Sir Henry Morgan his Expedition
against the Spaniards in the West-Indies, and
his taking Panama. With The President
of Panama's Account. Translated out of
Spanish. And Col. Beeston's adjustment of
the Peace between the Spaniards and English
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pp. (24), 172. 8 ............... 12.23
t VRAI Patron, Le, des Sauies Paroles. Mather, C. 18.155
WADSWORTH, Benjamin, b. 1669, d. 1737.
The Bonds of Baptism. Boston. 1717. pp. (4),
31. 12" ................... 18.248
Christian Advice to the Sick and Well. A Ser-
mon. Boston, 1714. pp. (4), 107. sm. 12 . . 25.11
The Churches Shall know that Christ Seaivheth
the Hearts. The first Sermon preachM in the
New Meeting-House in Summer-street, V.oston.
January 8. 1716, 17. Boston, n. d. pp. (2), 34.
12 ...................... 13.47
Note. Included in the half-title of Cotton Mather'*
" Zeloteu."
A Dialogue Between a Minister and his Neigh-
bour, About the Lord's Supper. Boston, 17 J I.
pp. (2), iv, 102. 12 ............. 25.12
Exhortations to Early Piety. Boston, 1702. pp.
87. sm. 8 ................. 14.52
Xnti '. I'.i ,-. ! Cil-ST contain his " Wonders " with a
separate title-page.
Faithful Warnings against Bad-Company-Keep-
inu'. A Senivm July 2J. 17'JJ. Boston, 1722.
pp. (4), 21. 8 ................ 16.283
Five Sermons. Tin- Kir-t Septenib. ", i. 1711. Be-
ing the Last Deliver'd in the Old Meetinu'-
II.. use, Burnt October 2(1. 1711. The Seeond
Octob. 7. 1711. the First Lords-Day after the-
WADSWORTH
63
WARD
Shelf. No.
WADSWORTH, Benjamin, continued.
Fire. The Third Decemb. 18. 1711. on a Fast:
Occasioned by the Burning. The Fourth May
?.. 1713. Being the First in the Brick Meeting-
House. The Fifth Nov. 12. 1713. A Thanks-
giving Sermon for a New Meeting-House.
With some Account of the Fire. Boston, 1714.
pp. xi, (1), 168. 12 25.16
Fraud and Injustice Condemned. A Sermon,
Feb. 23. 1711, 12. Boston, 1712. pp. (2), 29. 8. 28.127
An Help to get Knowledge : or, An Essay, to
Explain the Assemblies Catechism. Boston,
1714. pp. (2), ix, (1), 176. 8 14.47
The Imitation of Christ, a Christian Duty. A
Sermon, March 1. 1721, 2. Boston, 1722. pp.
(4), 25. 8 16.208
Invitations to the Gospel Feast, or Free Offers
of Salvation Through Christ. Eleven Sermons.
Boston, 1715. pp. (2), ii, 193, (6). 12 .... 25.9
The Lord Jesus Walking in the midst of the
Churches. A Sermon, May 10. 1721. Boston,
1721. pp. (2), 38. 12 13.58, 59
Men Self-condemned, In being Worse in their
Carriage to God, Than to One Another.
Psalms should he Sung, with Grace in the
Heart. A Pious Tongue, An Inriching Treas-
ure. Boston, 1706. pp. (4), 88. 12" 25.5
Ministers Naturally Caring for Souls. A Ser-
mon Occasion'd by the Death Of the Reverend
Thomas Bridge. Boston, 1715. pp. (2), 28.
12 13.62
Surviving Servants of God, Carrying on the
Work of the Deceased. Sermon at Cambridge,
after the Death of John Leverett. Boston,
1724. pp. (4), 24. 8" 18.60
Twelve Single Sermons On Various Subjects.
Boston, 1717. pp. (2), iv, 258. 12 25.7
The Weil-Ordered Family, The Substance of
several Sermons. Boston, 1712. pp. (4), 121,
(5). 12 25.4
The Wonders of Divine Goodness, and Patience.
Briefly Spoken to : a Sermon, November 27.
1701. See his " Exhortations" 14.52
Preface to The Blessedness of the Dead, etc.
See Wigglesworth, E 17.61
Preface to The Character of Anna, the Prophet-
ess. See Foxcroft, T 18.119
Preface to A Practical Discourse, etc. See Fox-
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Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
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Sermon, Setting forth the Nature of Early Piety.
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Appleton, N. Sermon after the Funeral of . . 17.174
Flynt, H. Oratio Funebris 17.176
Sewall, J. Sermon after the Funeral of . . . . 17.173
Wigglesworth, E. A Sermon after the Funeral
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WALDO, Mrs. Lucy, d. 1741. Discourse on the Death
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WALDRON, William, d. 1727. Sermon after the Fu-
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WALKER, Timothy, d. 1782, aged 78.
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WALLET, John, d. 1712. Sermon on the Death of.
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WALLET, Thomas, d. 1679, aged 61.
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Shelf. No.
WALLET, Thomas, continued.
New-PIimouth on the first day of June 1669.
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4 26.142
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WALTER, Nathanael, d. 1776, aged about 67.
The Character of a true Patriot. A Sermon in
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20. 8 16.62
WALTER, Nehemiah, b. 1663, d. 1750.
The Body of Death Anatomized. Essay Con-
cerning the Sorrows of the Regenerate, Upon
their Sense of Indwelling Sin; Boston, 12 d.
7 m. 1706. Boston, 1707. pp. (2), 26. 8 ... 28.124
Same. SecondEd. Boston, 1736. pp.(4),26. 8. 18.232
Discourse Concerning the Wonderfulness of
Christ. Several Sermons. Boston, 1713. pp.
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Faithfulness in the Ministry, Derived from
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8 18.69, 70
Practical Discourses on the Holiness of Heaven :
several Sermons, at the Lecture in Roxbury.
Boston, 1726. pp. (4), 176. 8 22.47
Unfruitful Hearers detected & warned : A Dis-
course. First Published in 1696. Boston, 1754.
pp. (2), v, 68. 12" 15.19
Note. The "Preface," pp. iv, is signed "8.
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WALTER, Thomas, b. 1696, d. 1725.
An Essay Upon that Paradox, Infallibility may
sometimes Mistake. Or A Reply to A Dis-
course Concerning Episcopacy. Prefixed,
Some Remarks upon [ J. Checkley's] Discourse
Shewing, Who is a true Pastor of the Church
of Christ. Also Remarks upon St. Ignntius's
Epistle to the Trallians. Boston, MDCCXXIV.
pp. (2), 120, 1. 8" 27.122
Note. " The ingenious author of this Piece, was the
Rev Mr Thomas Walter of Roxbury. MS. note by
T. PRINCE. The "Discourse Concerning Episcopacy "
was by J. Checkley, and was published in an edi-
tion of Leslie's " Short and Easy Method."
- Animadversions upon An Essay. See Check-
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The Scriptures the only Rule of Faith & Practice.
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WALTON, John, Gent., d. 1764.
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WAR.
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fThe Simple Cobler of Aggawam in America.
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Note. Three other editions were printed in 1647; the
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8 14.49
WARD, Robert.
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WATERLAXD
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"WATTS, Samuel, tl. 17'Jl.
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WEBB, Benjamin, d. 1746.
The present Scope, and future Gain of the Chris-
tian Life. A Discourse at Truroe, October 8.
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WEBB, Jfrs. Frances Bromfield, rf. 1721. Sermon on
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The Duty of a Degenerate People to pray for the
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1734. A Day of Fasting, Observed by the
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The Great Concern of New-England. A Sermon
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Practical Discourses on Death, Judgment, Heav-
en & Hell. In Twenty-four Sermons. Boston,
MDCCXXVI. pp. (2), v, (1), 350. 8" 12.1
A Seasonable Warning Against Bad Company-
keeping: a Discourse. Boston, 1726. pp. (4),
29, (1). 12" 18.226
Some Plain and Necessary Directions To obtain
Eternal Salvation in (Six Secmons. Boston,
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Vows made unto God in Trouble to be Relig-
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Brief Declaration of the Pastors of tin 1 New-
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WEKIU:II, Samuel, Tin- scheme of. See Consequences
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\Yi.ii-TMt, A. I'sine Inilijenee The true Spri
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WEBSTER, Samuel, b. 1718, d. 1796. Letter to [Web-
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WELSTF.ED, William, b. 1695, d. 1753.
The Dignity and Duty of the Civil Magistrate.
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WENDELL, Jacob, b. 1715, d. 1753, and others.
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Wadsworth, B. Essay to Explain the Assem-
blies Catechism 14.47
Some Observations Upon the Apologeticall Nar-
ration 32.17
WETMORE, James, d. 1760, aged about 66.
A Letter Occasioned by Mr. Dickinson's Re-
marks upon Dr. Watcrland's Discourse of lie-
generation. New- York, MDCCXLIV. pp. 40.
(1). 8 28.26
Reflections upon Mr. Wetmore's Letter. See
Dickinson, J 27.118
Second Address to the Episcopal Separation
in New-England. Occasioned By the Excep-
tions [of] Mr. Wctmore. Sec Hobart, N. . . 26.79
WHAIE-FISHERY, View of the Greenland. Elking, II. 27.50
WHALING-SEASON, Thankfulness after the Successes
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WHEELER, J/)-s. Mercy, b. 1706.
An Address to Young People. Boston, 1733. pp.
vi, 10. 8 28.81
Sole. The address "To tho Header," pp. vi, is
signed " Samuel Stearns."
Sermon after the Deliverance of. See Lord, B. 18.75
WIII:I;I.OCK, Klea/ar, />. 1711, (7. 177'.'.
A plain and faithful Narrative of the Indian
Charity-School At Lebanon, Connecticut. Bos-
ton, M.DCC. LXIII. pp. 55. 8 17.129
Continuation of the Narrative. See Lebanon. 16.1-4
Letter). > Kev. Mr. Davenport. .sW Williams, S. . '-S.51
WIII^ION, \V., An Answer to, > PigOt, G. . . . 16.63
YVnrrr., .Urn. Kli/ab.-th, >l. Mr.n.
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1741. pp.21, sm. 12 28.189
WHITE
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WHITE, John, of Gloucester, d. 1760, aged 83.
The Gospel Treasure in Burthen Vessels. A
Sermon On the Death of John Wise. Boston,
1725. pp. (4), 40, (2). 8 18.50, 53
Note. The pages at the end contain " A Character
of the Reverend John Wise. By another Hand."
New-England's Lamentations, The Decay of the
Power of Godliness; The Danger of Armini-
un Principles; The Declining State of our
Church-Order, Government and Discipline.
Added, Reasons for Adhering to our Platform,
and Answers to some Objections against Rul-
ing Elders. By another Hand. As also, A
Vindication of the Divine Authority of Ruling
Elders. By a Provincial Assembly of Presby-
terian Ministers at London, 1649. SecondEd.,
enlarged. Boston, 1734. pp. (4), 2, 4, 42, 10, (2),
15. 8 16.166
WHITE, John, Vicar of Nayland, Eng., d. about
1760. The Dissenting Gentleman's Answer to.
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WHITE, Nathaniel.
A Vindication Of the Practice of the Church of
Christ in the Summer-Islands, an Answer unto
Papers lately sent from the Summer-Islands,
by Richard Beake and Mr Norwood, lately
published by Master Pryime in his Fresh Dis-
covery of some prodigious New-wandring-
blazing-Stars. [London], n. d. pp. (12), 168,
(8). 4 31.6
Note. Prynne's " Fresh Discovery " was published
in 1646.
WHITEFIELD, George.
Account of Money Received and Disbursed for
the Orphan-House in Georgia. London, 1741.
pp. (2), 45. 4 26.100
Note. See below " Continnation."
The Almost Christian. A Sermon. Added, A
Poem on his Design for Georgia. London,
1739. pp. 22, (I). 8 28.10
Answer To the First and Second Part of Observa-
tions upon the Conduct and Behaviour of the
Methodists. In Two Letters to The Bishop
of London. Boston, 1744. pp. (4), 16, 14, 24.
4 26.90
Note. The answers have separate pagings and
titles, " An Answer To the First Part [etc.]. Boston,
1744," and " An Answer To the Second Tart [etc.].
Boston, 1744,"
The Bishop of London's [E. Gibson] Pastoral
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MDCCXXXIX. pp. (2), 33, (1). 4 26.98
Britain's Mercies, and Britain's Duty. A Sermon
in Philadelphia, August 24, 1746. Occasioned
by the Suppression of the late Rebellion.
Second Ed. Boston, 1746. pp. 22. 4 .... 26.93
A Continuation of the Account of the Orphan-
House in Georgia, From January 174^ to
June 1742. Subjoin'd, Extracts from an
Account of a Work of a like Nature, by Pro-
fessor Frank in Glaucha near Halt in Saxony.
Edinburgh, M.DCC.XLII. pp. 84, (1). 8" ... 16.169
A Continuation Of Whitefield's Journal, Dur-
ing the Time he was detained in England by
the Embargo. Second Ed. London, 1739. pp.
iv,40. 8" 26.261
Same. From his leaving Stanford in New-
England, October 20th 1740. to his Arrival at
Falmouth in England, March 11. 1741. Boston,
1741. pp. 40. 8 28.100
Same. Boston, 1741. pp. 47. sm.S . . . 28.132
Free Grace indeed I A Letter To John Wes-
ley, Relating to His Sermon Free Grace.
Boston, 1741. pp.39. 8 27.200
9
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WHITEFIELD, George, continued.
Journal of a Voyage from London to Gibraltar.
Sixth Ed. Boston, 1740. pp. 54. 8 28.5
Letter From the Reverend Mr. George White-
field, To the Reverend John Wesley, in An-
ewer to His Sermon, Free Grace. Boston,
1740. pp. 31, (1). 8 28.98,136
Letter From the Reverend Mr. Whitefleld, To
some Church Members of the Presbyterian Per-
swasion, in Answer to certain Scruples and
Queries. Boston, 1740. pp. 13. 8 . 26.266 and 28.1
A Letter To the Reverend Dr. Chauncy, On Ac-
count of his Seasonable Thoughts on the State
of Religion in New-England. Boston, 1745.
pp. (2), 14. 4 26.85,89
Letter to, Vindicating Seasonable Thoughts.
See Chauncy, C 26.90
The Necessity and Benefits Of Religious Socie-
ty. A Sermon. Boston, 1740. pp. 24. 12 . 28.97
A Sermon on Regeneration. Boston, 1739. pp.
21. 8 26.267
Sermons on Various Subjects. Philadelphia, B.
Franklin, in Market-street, 1740. pp. iv, (5),
223; iv, 224. 2v. 12 15.57
Contents. Vol. I. Regeneration) Justification by
Christ; Early Piety; The Almost Christian; Extent
and Reasonableness of Self-Denial; Necessity of Re-
ligious Society; Intercession every Christian's Duty;
Family Religion; Sin of profane Swearing; Thank-
fulness; Hell-Torments; Directions how to hear Ser-
mons. II. Worldly Business no.Plea for the Neglect
of Religion; The Marks of the New-Birth; The
Power of Christ's Resurrection; The Duty of Search-
ing the Scriptures; Satan's Devices; The Knowledge
ofChrist; Drunkenness; The Indwelling of the Spir-
it; The wise and foolish Virgins; What think ye of
Christ? Several Prayers.
f A Short Narrative of the Extraordinary Work
at Cambuslang. Boston : Re-printed, 1742. pp.
24. 8 27.171
Some Remarks On a late Pamphlet, The State
of Religion in New-England, since Mr. White-
field's Arrival there. Glasgow, 1742. pp. 32.
8 28.133
Same. SecondEd. Boston, 1743. pp. 26. 8" . 28.95, 137
Preface to The Experience of R. Cruttenden.
See Cruttenden, R 27.202 and 28.10J
Anonymous pamphlets on WMtefield.
Some Observations on Mr. Whitefield, and his
Opposers. Boston, 1740. pp. 15. 8" . 22.40 and 28.7
The Trial of Mr. Whitefield's Spirit. In some
Remarks upon his Fourth Journal. Boston,
1741. pp. 46. 8 26.260
A Vindication Of Mr. Whitefield against espe-
cially, The Testimony of the Gentlemen at
College. Boston, 1745. pp. 15. 8 26.258
Against Whitefield.
Bisset, J. Letter in reply to a Scotch apologist
for 28.4
Gushing, C. Letter to the Ministers of Boston
and Charlestowu, relating to the Admission of
Mr. Whitefield into their Pulpits 26.96
Declaration of the Rector and Tutors Against.
See New Haven. Yale College 28.8
Garden, A. Six Letters to 26.268
Henchman, N. Letter to the Reverend William
Hobby, Occasioned by his Letter, In Vindica-
tion of 26.87
Reasons For declining to admit Mr. Whitefield
into his Pulpit 28.3
Letter to the Reverend Mr. Foxcroft, Being an Ex-
aminatio-n of his Apology for 26.95
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WHITEFIELD, George, co>itiniiJ.
Niles, S. The- Sentiments of an Association of
Ministers (at Weymouth) Concerning. . 28.102,134
Pickering, T. Letter to : Touching his Relation
to the Church of Kmjland; his Impulses; and
the present unhappy .State- of Things, &c. . . 26.88
Prentice, J. The. Testimony Of an Association
of Ministers at Marlborough Against . . . 26.255, 259
Querists, The 26.205
State, The-, of Religion in New-England since
Whiteti. Id's Arrival there 26.263
The Testimony of the President, Professors, Tu-
tors and Hebrew Instructor, against. See
Cambridge. Harvard College 26.262
Wigglesworih, E. Two Discourses After White-
field's preaching at Cambridge 26.254
In favor of Whitefteld.
Accounts of the Propagation and Revival of Re-
ligion in Great Britain and America. See
Christian History 26.9
Applcton, N. Two Discourses, Occasioned by
the Preaching of 26.101
Blair, 8. A Particular Consideration of The
Querists 28.99
Chanler.I. Character of 16.250 and 28.2
Croswell, A. Answer to the Rev. Mr. Garden's
Three First Letters to 28.6,9
Edwards, J. Two Letters Cited by the Rev. Mr.
Clap, concerning 28.138
Extract of a letter from the Rev. Mr. Shurtleff of
Portsmouth concerning. , See Christian His-
tory 26.9
Erskine, R. Letter to 28.103
Finley, S. Letter to a Friend in defence of . 28.96
Foxcroft, T. An Apology in Behalf of . 17 143 and 26.86
Sermon occasion'd by the Visit of . . 16.92 and 26.94
Seward, "W. Journal of a Voyage from Savan-
nah to Philadelphia, and from Philadelphia to
England with 27.23
Shurtleff, W. Letter to Those Who refuse to
admit Whitcfield Into their Pulpits 26.84
Smith, J. The Character, Preaching, &c. of . . 28.135
WHITING, J. Truth and Innocency Defended ; Against
Falsehood and Envy. In Answer to Cotton
Mather his Calumnies, Lyes and Abuses of the
Quakers, in his Church-History of New Eng-
land. London, 1702. pp. 212, (1). 8 .... 12.20
Address to the Christian Reader of An Holy
Connexion, etc. See Fitch, J 26.148
WHITING, Samuel.
Preface to the Reader of The Cause of God, etc.
See Higginson, J 18.1
WHITMAN, Samuel, d. 1751, aged 75.
A Discourse of God's Omniscience; the Benefit
of Living under a realizing apprehension of
God's Eye. February, 1732, 3. N. London,
1733. pp. (2), 26. 8 18.251
Practical Godliness the. Way to Prosperity. [An
Klce.tion] Sermon [in] Connecticut, May 13,
1714. New-London, 1714. pp. (2), 44. sm. 8 . 28.129
WHITTI'.I.SKV, Samuel, (I. 17.VJ, aged 66.
A Publick Spirit Described & Recommend. <!.
| \nElection] Sermon, at Hartford May 13th
17.ll. N. London, 1731. pp. (2), 45. 8. . . 18.269
_ Tin K '.'.irds due to such as h:ive tieen Eminent
& Useful. A Discourse Occasioned by the
|>.>:ilh of .lolni Hall. Boston, MDCCXXX.
VP.(4),:U. 8 18.51
The woful Condition of Impenitent Souls in their
Separate State. A Sermon in Boston, April
4. I7:;i. Boston, 1731. pp. (8), 23. 8 .. 10.53,60,77
, ,/, . An mMri" "To ilu' Ki'iidiT," pp.4, ia
Tlic'miiH re. \crcilt, Cliiirlrs riiainicy."
Shelf. No.
WIGGLESWORTFI, Edward, <!. 17ti:>, ayd 72.
The Blessedness of the Dead who die in the Lord.
A Sermon, April 0. 17:U. In tin; Hall of Har-
vard-College, Upon the News of the Death of
Thomas Hollis. Boston, 1731. pp. (4), iv, 23. 8. 17.61
\'itr. The "Preface," pp. iv, ia signed "Benjamin
"Wads-worth."
A Discourse Concerning The Duration of the
Punishment of the Wicked in a Future State.
In Boston, April 24th. 1729. Boston, SIDCC.-
xxix. pp. (4), 19. 8 16.117
The Doctrine of Reprobation, being the Sub-
stance of some Lectures in Harvard College.
Boston, 1763. pp. 48. 8" 26.73
Enquiry into the Truth of the Imputation of the
Guilt of Adam's Sin to his Posterity. The
Substance of several private Lectures in Har-
vard College. Boston, 1738. pp. (8), 90. 8 . . 16.131
A Faithful Servant of Christ, Described and
Rewarded. A Sermon, After the Funeral of
Benjamin Wadsworth. Boston, 1737. pp. (2),
18. 8 17.175
Sober Remarks on [J. Checkley's] A Modest
Proof of the Order & Government settled by
Christ and his Apostles in the Church. Bos-
ton, 1724. pp. (4). 78, (1). 8 27.181
Same. Second Ed. Boston, 1724. pp. (8), 126. 8. 27.165
Reply to Sober Remarks, &c. See Checkley, J. 28.14
Some distinguishing Characters of the Extra-
ordinary and Ordinary Ministers of the Church
of Christ. Two Discourses at the Publick
Lectures, in Harvard-College, November 12th
and 19th. 1754. After Whitefield's preaching
at Cambridge. Boston, 1754. pp. 34. 8 . . 26.254
Some Evidences of the Divine Inspiration of the
Scriptures of the Old Testament, From the
Testimony of Jesus Christ and his Apostles in
the New : Briefly considered at the Lecture
in Harvard-College, June 24 th - 1755. Boston,
1755. pp. 26. 8 16.41
Some Thoughts upon the Spirit of Infallibility,
Claimed by the Church of Rome : Offer'd at
the Dudleian-Lecture, at Harvard-College,
May 11. 1757. Boston, MDCCLVII. pp. 31. 8. 17.225
The Sovereignty of God in the Exercises of his
Mercy. Two Lectures at Harvard College.
Boston, 1741. pp. 35. 8 23.43
WIGGLESWORTH, Michael, d. 1705, aged 73.
t The day of Doom: or, A Description Of the
Last Judgment. With a Discourse about
Eternity. London, 1673. pp. (4), 92. 12' . . 15.15
Meat out of the Eater or Meditations Concerning
The Necessity of Afflictions. Fourth I-M. Bos-
ton. Printed by R. P. for John Usher. 1689. pp.
208. 8 14.32
jVbre. The Meditations are followed by "Riddles
unriddled, or Christian Paradox. Broke 'Pi'n, sniell-
in;; like a sweet Spice taken out of Boxes." Both are
in verse.
Passages in the Life and Death, and in the Writ-
ten Experiences of, With a Funeral Sermon
for. See Mather, C 2S.107
WIGGLKSWOUTII, .Samuel, l>. 10S9, <t. 1708.
The Blessedness of such as trust in Christ. A
Discourse in Ipswieh, March ->>tli. 17.v>. A
Day of Fasting and Prayer. Boston, 1755. pp.
(41,' US. 8. 18.73
An I'.ssay for Reviving Urli-ion. [An Election]
Sermon, May 80th. M i><v\\xui. Boston,
MiMV\\\m. pp. (4), 36. 8 17.117
The excellency <>f the Gospel-Message; with
(lie Piity and Pi-nity of the Messengers of
Christ. A Sermon in Yarmouth, .Inn.- '."J.
1727. At Hie Ordination of .T.'Mah IVnnis.
Boston, 1727. pp. (4), 23. S 18.47
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WIGGLESWORTH, Samuel, continued.
God's Promise to an obedient People, of Vic-
tory. A Discourse in Ipswich, May 25th.
1755. [To] Soldiers going against Crown-
Point. Boston, 1755. pp. (2), 29. 8 .... 18.79
The Pleasures of Religion. A Sermon Preached
to a Society of Young Men, At Ipswich. Bos-
ton, 1728. pp. (4), iv, 34. 8 18.48
A Religious Fear of God's Tokens. A Sermon
at Ipswich, November 1. 1727. A Day of Hu-
miliation on account of the Earthquake, 1727.
Boston, 1728. pp. (4), iii, 42. 8 18.130
and Cbipman, John. Remarks on Some Points
of Doctrine, Propagated By the Reverend Wil-
liam Balch. Boston, MDCCXLVI. pp 44. 8 . 26.72
Answer to the Remarks. See Balch, W. . . . 26.71
WIGHTMAN, Daniel, of Newport, R. I. A Looking-
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WILCOCKS, or Wilcox, T. A Choice Drop of Honey,
from the Rock Christ. Or, A Word of Advice,
in order to a Reformation. Eighth Ed. Bos-
ton, 1741. pp.23. 12 28.142
WILLARD, Joseph, Sermon After the Indians had
Kill'd. See Loring, 1 18.204
WILLARD, Josiah, d. 1756. A Poem Sacred to' the
Memory of the Honorable Josiah Willard.
Boston, M.DCC.LVH. pp. 16. 4 20.199
WILLARD, Mrs. Katharin, d. 1725. Essay Produced
by the Death of. See Mather, C 18.56
WILLARD, Samuel, b. 1640, d. 1707.
The Barren Fig Trees Doom. Or, the Danger
of all who abide Unfruitful under Gospel-Priv-
iledges. The Substance of Sixteen Sermons.
Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris, and John
Allen, 1691. pp. (6), 300. 8 14.6, 8, 27
The Best Priviledge. Or, A Sermon wherein
the Great advantage of enjoying the Oracles
of God is displayed. Boston, June 19th. 1701.
Boston, 1701. pp. (2), 30. 8 14.42
Brief Directions to a Young Scholar, for the
Study of Divinity. Boston, 1735. pp. (4), iv,
7. 8 18.154 and 27.207
A Brief Discourse Concerning Laying the Hand
on the Bible in Swearing. London, 1689. pp.
(4) ( 8. 4 16.104, 17.138 and 26.186
Note. The address "To the Reader," is signed
" M. I."
A Brief Discourse of Justification : in several
Sermons. Boston, Samuel Phillips, 1686. pp.
(6), 168. 8 24.3
The Character Of a Good Ruler. [An Election]
Sermon, May 30. 1694. Boston, Michael Perry,
1694. pp. (6), 31. 8 28.175
The Checkered State of the Gospel Church.
A Sermon on September 18th. 1701. Being a
Day of Fa&ting and Prayer. Boston, 1701.
pp.64. 8 18.80
The Christians Exercise By Satans Temptations.
The Substance of several Sermons. Boston,
1701. pp. (4), 268. S 14.41 and 24.7
Note. Pages 217-2GS contain "Brotherly Love De-
scribed and Directed, Two Sermons in Boston, 1701."
A Compleat Body of Divinity in Twp Hundred
and Fifty Expository Lectures on the Assem-
bly's Shorter Catechism. Boston, MDCCXXVT.
pp. (2), iv, 1-666, 581-914, (1). f ' 30.3,4,5
2fote. "The Preface," pp. iv, is signed "Joseph
Sewall. Thomas Prince." " The largest [work] that
was ever Printed Here, and the first of Divinity in
a Folio Volumn." Preface. " By reason of several
Presses being made use of in this Large Work, it has
fallen out (as is frequent in such cases) that the Pages
for a considerable way, are numbered over again,"
Note on the first p. 606.
The Danger of Taking God's Name in Vain. A,
Shelf. No
WILLARD, Samuel, continued.
Sermon. Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris,
and John Allen, 1691. pp. (2), 30. 8 .... 28.171
The Doctrine of the Covenant of Redemption.
Boston, Printedby Benj. Harris, 1093. pp. (8),
165. 8 24.33
Note. An address "To the Reader," pp. 7, is
signed " Increase Mather."
The Duty of a People that have Renewed their
Covenant with God. A Sermon, March 17.
16yg. Boston, Printed by John Foster, 1680.
pp. (2), 13. 4 16.97
Evangelical Perfection. Or How far the Gospel
requires Believers to Aspire after being com-
pleatly Perfect. A Lecture, June 10th. 1694.
See, below, his "Fountain Opened" .... 24.25
The Fear of an Oath. Or, Some Cautions to be
used about Swearing. A Sermon, January
30,1700,1. Boston, 1701. pp. 29. 8 . . .18.234,265
The Fountain Opened: or, The Great Gospel
Priviledge of having Christ exhibited to Sin-
full Men. Boston, 1700. pp. (4), 208, (2). 8. 24.25
Pages 16r-20S contain his "Evangelical Perfec-
tion."
Same. Second Ed. Boston, 1722. pp. (2), 40.
8 27.194
Same. Third Ed. [No imprint.] pp. 24.
4 17 .149 and 25.36
yote. The first edition contains six doctrines, ap-
parently so many separate sermons on the same text,
Zech. xiii. 1. The second edition contains only five
pages of introductory matter, the fifth Doctrine, and
appendix by Samuel Sewall, pp. 31-40. The third
edition contains the same matter, the appendix filling
pages 16-24.
Heavenly Merchandize; or The Purchasing of
Truth Recommended and the Selling of it Dis-
awaded. Several Sermons. Boston, Joseph
Brunning, 16S6. pp. (6), 171. 8 . . 15.21 and 28.170a
The High Esteem Which God hath of the Death
of his Saints. A Sermon October 7. 1683. Oc-
casioned by the Death of John Hull. Boston
Bamuel Sewall : 1683. pp. (2), 20. 4 .... 27.93
JVbte. Verses "In obitum Johannis Hull Armi-
geri," pp. 19-20, are signed " Elijah Corlet."
Israel's True Safety : a Sermon, On March 15th.
1704. a Day for Fasting and Prayer. Boston,
1704. pp. (2), 34. 8 14.38
Jfote. "J. Danforth's " Vile Prophanafions " and
J. Dudley's " Declaration," though paged separately,
have continuous signatures with this sermon.
The La-w Established by the Gospel or, the Gos-
pel way of Justification by Faith. A Sermon
in Boston, September 20. 1694. Boston, Mi-
chael Perry, at the West-End of the Exchange,
1694. pp.39. 8 28.177
The Man of War. [An Artillery-election] Ser-
mon. Boston, Benjamin Eliot, 1699. pp. 30.
8 23.18
Mercy Magnified on a Penitent Prodigal. Sun-
dry Sermons, Boston, Samuel Philips, 1684.
pp. (6), 391, (1). 8 14.26
The Mourners Cordial Against Excessive Sor-
row. Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris,
and John Allen, 1691. pp. (4), 137. 8. . 14.28,30
The Peril of the Times Displayed. Or The Dan-
ger of Mens taking up with a Form of Godli-
ness. The Substance of several Sermons.
Boston, 1700. pp. 168. 12 15.42 and 25.10
Jfote. The address "To the Reader," is signed
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Promise-Keeping A Great Duty. A Sermon.
Boston, Printed by Benjamin Harris, and
John Allen, 1691. pp. (2), 28. 8 28.172
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WILLARD, Samuel, continued.
Reformation The Great Duty of an Afflicted Peo-
ple. The Substance of what was Preached on
a Day of Humiliation kept by the Third
Church in Boston, August. 23d. 1694. Boston,
Bartholomew Green, 1694. pp.76. 8 . . . . 28.176
A Remedy against Despair. Or A Discourse
wherein Great .Sinners are Encouraged in
Praying to God for Pardon. The Substance
of Two Sermons in Boston, 1699. Boston, 1700.
pp.70. 8 25.28
Rules For the Discerning of the Present Tiroes.
A Sermon in Boston; November 27th. 1692.
Boston Printed by Benjamin Harris, 1693. pp.
(2), 30. 8 28.174
f A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of John
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13. 4" 27.92
The Siufulness of Worshipping God with Men's
Institutions. Delivered in a Sermon. [Bos-
ton], Printed by Benjamin Harris, and John
Allen, at the London-Coffee-house, 1691. pp.
(2), 29. 8 28.173
Spiritual Desertions Discovered and Remedied.
The Substance of divers Sermons. Boston,
Printed by B. Green, and J. Allen, fc/r Michael
Perry and Benjamin Eliot, 1699. pp.144. 12. 15.30
A Thanksgiving Sermon, December, 1705. On
the Return of a Gentleman from his Travels.
London, 1709. pp.16. 8" 17.106
Walking with God, the Great Duty and Privi-
ledge Of true Christians. Two Sermons in
1700. Boston, 1701. pp. 56. 8 24.26
Address to the Christian Reader of An Answer
to George Keith's Libel. See Makemie, F. . 15.2
Address To the Reader of Late Memorable
Providences. See Mather, C 13.26
Preface to Our Dying Saviour's Legacy. See
Higginson, J 15.6
Preface to Unfruitful Hearers. See Walter, N. . 15.19
The Principles of the Protestant Religion main-
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Answer to. See Keith, G 13.7
Colman, B. A Poem on Elijah's Translation,
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Pemberton, E. Sermon on the Death of ... 14.21
Bewail, 8. Upon Mr. Samuel Willard, his first
coming into the Assembly 24.24
WILLIAMS, Abraham, b. 1727, d. 1784.
A Sermon, May 26. 1762. The Day for the Elec-
tion. Boston, M,DCC,LXII. pp. (4), 28. 8 . 17.79
WILLIAMS, Daniel.
Preface to Reasonable Religion. See Mather, C. 13.55
WILLIAMS, Eleazar, d. 1742, aged 53.
An Essay to prove, That when God once enters
upon aControversie.Withllis Professing Peo-
ple ; He will Manage and Issue it. [An Elec-
tion] Sermon at Hartford in Connecticut, May
9th. 1723. New-London, 1723. pp. (2), 64.
8 18.194
Sensible Sinners Invited to Come to Christ. The
substance of three Sermons at Mansfield, 1735.
N. London, 1735. pp. (4), vi, 58, (1). 8 . . . 16.290
Discourse the Day of the Interment of. See
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WILLIAMS, Elisha, b. 1694, d. 1755.
Divine Grace Illustrious, in the Salvation of Sin-
ners. A Sermon in the Audience of thn Gen-
eral Assembly of Connecticut, At New-Haven,
Octob. 22. 1727. N. London, 1728. pp. (4), 47.
8 18.151,268
f The essential Rights and Lii>ertii <>r Protest-
ants. A Plea for The Liberty of i <>n-. n nee,
and The Ki^hl ( private Judgment. Huston,
1744. pp. (2), 00. 8. [See Addenda.] . . . . iy,.H7
Shelf. No.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Eunice, Sermon on the Behalf of.
See Williams, S 14.15
WILLIAMS, John, >>p., b. 1034, d. 1709. fA Brief Dis-
course Concerning the Lawfulness of Worship-
ping God by the Common-Prayer. Being in
Answer To a Book, Entituled, A Brief Dis-
course concerning the Unlawfulness of the
Common-Prayer Worship. Lately Printed in
New-England. London, MDCXCIII. pp. (4),
36. 4 , . . . 16.93
WILLIAMS, John, b. 1664, d. 1729.
God in the Camp. A Sermon in Boston, March
6th. 1706, 7. Boston, 1707. pp. (2), 22. 8 . . 2-8.123
The Redeemed Captive, Returning to Zion. The
Deliverance of John Williams; who, by the In-
dians, was carried away unto Canada. By Him-
self. Annexed a Sermon, upon his Return, in
Boston, December 5 1706. Third Ed. Also an
Account of those taken Captive at DeerfieM,
February 29, 1703, 4. With a Conclusion. By
the Rev. Mr. Williams of Springfield, and the
Rev. Mr. Prince. Boston, 1758. pp. (4), iv, 104.
8" 22.18
Note. The sermon has a separate title page, Re-
ports of Divine Kindness : or, Remarkable Mercies,
Should be Faithfully Published. A Sermon. After his
Return from a doleful Captivity, pp. 70-104.
A Serious Word to the Posterity of Holy Men.
The Abstract of a Number of Sermons. Bos-
ton, MDCCXXIX. pp. (4), 60. 12 16.259
Sermon Upon Occasion of the Death of. See
Foxcroft, T 17.66,171
WILLIAMS, Jonathan, d. 1737, aged 63. Sermon after
the Funeral of. See Chauncy, C 17 .M
WILLIAMS, Nathanael, d. 1738, aged 63. Funeral
Sermon on. See Prince, T 18.38
WILLIAMS, Roger, b. 1599, d. 1683.
The Blovdy Tenent, of Persecution, for cause
of Conscience, discussed, n. p. ,1644. pp. (24),
247. 4 12.10
The Bloudy Tenent, washed. See Cotton, J. 21.16
and 27.94
George Fox Digg'd out of his Burrowes. Bos-
ton, Printed by John Foster, 1676. pp. (8),
208, 119. 4 12.3
Answer unto George Fox Digged out of his
Burrows. See Fox, G 11.23
A Key into the Language of America : or, An
help to the Language of the Natives in New-
England. With Observations of the Customes
of the Natives. Added Spirituall Observations.
London, 1643. pp. (16), 197 [205], (3). 8.. 24.18
WILLIAMS, Solomon, b. 1700, d. 177<">.
The Power and Efficacy of the Prayers of the
People of God. A Sermon at Mansfield, Aug.
4. 1741. At a Time set apart for Prayer for
the Revival of Religion ; and on the Behalf of
Mrs. Eunice, Daughter of the Reverend John
Williams, from Canada; where she has been
in a long Captivity. Boston, 1742. pp. (4), 28.
12 14.15
The Servants of Christ ought to bo quickned to
Diligence, Zeal, and Faithfulness in their
Work, because they must shortly die. A Dis-
course at Mansliel.l, S-pt. 23. 174.'. The l'.-iy
of the Interment of Klea/er Williams. Bos-
ton, 1743. pp. (4), 22. 8 18.57
The True State of the Question concerning The
Qualifications Necessary to Communion. An
Answer to Jonathan IMwarda his humble In-
quiry. Boston, ITol. pp. (-2), vi, 144. 4" . . 17.245
lieply to The True State of the (JneMioii. See
Ivhvanls, J 26.61
A Vindiealion of the < !ii>e!-l >oet vine <if ,luti-
An Answer IK Andrew CroMVell's
WILLIAMS
69
WITCHCRAFT
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WILLIAMS, Solomon, continued.
"What is Christ to Me, if He is not Mine?"
[and] to his Answer to Giles Firmin's Eight
Arguments. Boston, 1746. pp. 95. 4 ... 26.65
A Letter to the Rev. Mr. Prince. See Daven-
port, J 28.23
and Wheelock, Eleazar. Two Letters to The
Rev. Mr. Davenport, Which were The prin-
cipal Means of his late Retractation. With a
Letter from Mr. Davenport. Boston, 1744.
pp. 31. 8 28.51
WILLIAMS, Stephen.
Right Hand of Fellowship at the Ordination of
John Sargent. See Appleton, N 17.196, 233
WILLIAMS, William, 5. 1665, d. 1741.
The Death of a Prophet. A Sermon at North-
ampton, Feb. 13. 1729. On the Interment of
Solomon Stoddard. Boston, 1729. pp. (4), 28.
8 18.28
The Duty and Interest of a People, among whom
Religion has been planted, to Continue Sted-
fast and Sincere in it. With Directions for
such as are Concerned to obtain a true Conver-
sion. Added, Part of a Letter from Jonathan
Edwards of Northampton. Giving an Account
of the late wonderful Work of God in those
Parts. Boston, M.DCC.XXXVI. pp. (2), viii, 120,
(2), 38, 19. 8 14.19
Note. The " Directions " have a separate title-
page and paging.
An Essay to prove The Interest of the Children
of Believers In the Covenant. And the Obli-
gations of both Parents and Children. Bos-
ton, 1727. pp. (4), viii, 42. 8 28.31
The Great Concern of Christians, And Especially
of Ministers, To Preserve the Doctrine of
Christ in it's Purity. A Sermon at Watertown,
June 11. 1723. At the Ordination of Warham
Williams. Boston, MDCCXXIII. pp. (4), 28.
8" 18.173
The Great Duty of Ministers To Advance the
Kingdom of God. Boston, 1726. pp. (4), 28. 8. 18.64
The Great Salvation in the Gospel Explained,
and an hearty Acceptance of it Urged. Several
Sermons. Boston, 1717. pp. (2), vii, 195, (1),
8. 12 14.43
Note. There is an address "To the Reader," pp.
vii, signed " Benjamin Colman."
The Honour of Christ Advanced by the Fidelity
of Ministers. A Sermon at Westfield, at the
Ordination of Nehemiah Bull, October26. 1726.
Boston, 1728. pp. (2), 22. 8 18.278
A Painful Ministry the Gift of the Lord of the
Harvest. A Sermon at the Ordination of Ste-
phen Williams, in Springfield, October 17th.
1716. Boston, 1717. pp. (2), 25. 8 18.178
A Plea for God, and An Appeal to the Con-
sciences of a People Declining in Religion.
[AnElection] Sermon, May 27th, 1719. Boston,
1719. pp. 42. 8 18.94
The Work of Ministers And the Duty of
Hearers, a Sermon at Deerfield, Novemb. 8.
1732. Upon the Ordination of Jonathan Ash-
ley. Boston, 1733. pp. (4), 26. 8 17.204
Charge at the Ordination of John Sargent. See
Appleton, N 17.196,233
WILLIAMS, William, b. 1688, d. 1760.
Christ living in the Saints, the Life of their
Spirits, and the Pledge of the Resurrection of
their Bodies. A Sermon, after the Death of
Caleb Lyman. Boston, 1743. pp. 31. 8 . . 17.36
God the Strength of Rulers and People. [An
Election] Sermon, May 27th. 1741. Boston,
MDCCXLI. pp. (4), 52. 8 17.95
Shelf. No.
WILLIAMS, William, continued.
The Office and Work of Gospel-Ministers. A
Sermon at Button, October 15. 1729. At the
Ordination of David Hall. Boston, MDCC-
XXIX. pp. (4), 34. 8 17.269 and 27.149
The serious Consideration, That God will visit
and judge Men for Sin. A Sermon at Cam-
bridge, September 15th. 1738. On the Execu-
tion of Philip Kennison, For Burglary. Bos-
ton, 1738. pp.23. 8 16.118
WlLLISON, J.
A Letter to James Fisher, containing Expostu-
lations concerning his Unfair-dealing in his Re-
view of Mr. Bobe's Preface. Second Ed. cor-
rected. Edinburgh, 1743. pp.47, (1). 12 . 28.146
Looking to Jesus. An Exhortation To fly to
Jesus by Faith. Boston, 1743. pp. (2), 34.
8 18.245
Note. Pages 33, 34 contain verses, " Looking unto
Jesus. By another Hand."
WILMOT, or Willmott, R. Reflections on Mr. Bur-
chet's Account of Captain Wilmot's Expedition
to the West-Indies. See Lillingstou, L. . . . 13.1
WILSON, John.
Preface to The Cause of God and His People.
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WINDHAM County, Conn. A Letter from the Asso-
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Note. Relates chiefly to the doctrines taught by
Elisha Paine.
WINSLOW, Edward.
Address to all that are Faithful in Christ Jesus,
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form, etc 27.82
WINTER.
See Cooper, W. (16.19); Mather, C. (13-24); Mather, I.
(33.43).
WINTHROP, John, and others.
The Hvmble Reqvest of Ms Maiesties loyall
Subjects, the Governour and the Company late
gone for New-England ; To the rest of their
Brethren, in and of the Church of England. For
the obtaining of their Prayers, and the re-
movall of suspitions, and mis-constructions of
their Intentions. London, 1630. pp. (2), 10.
40 27.103
Same. See Massachusetts or The first Plan-
ters of New-England 23 - 60
WINTHROP, Waite, and others.
Letter "To Sir Edmond Andros Kt." See By-
field, N 26 - 188
WISE, Jeremiah, d. 1756.
A Funeral Sermon upon Charles Frost. Boston,
1725. pp. (2), 34. 8" 18.23,52
Prayer for a Succession and full Supply of Gos-
pel Ministers. A Sermon at the Ordination of
James Pike, in Summersworth in Dover, Octo-
ber 28th, 1730. Boston, 1731. pp.63. 8". . 18.164
jfbte. _" The Charge, Given by the Reverend Mr.
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Rulers the Ministers of God for the Good of
their People. [AnElection] Sermon, May 28.
1729. Boston, 1729. pp. 54, (1). 8" 17.113
Postscript to The Confession of Patience Samp-
son. See Boston, alias Sampson, P 27.206
WISE, John, d. 1725, Sermon On the Death of. See
White, J 18 ' 50 ' 53
WISWALL, Samuel, d. 1746, aged 67. Character of.
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WITCHCRAFT.
See Hale, J. (15.3) ; Lawson, D. (24.10) ; Mather,
C. (Late 13.26 ; Memorable 13.29 ; Wonders 23.8) ;
Mather, I. (23.4,7).
WOLCOTT
70
ZALMONAH
Shelf. No.
WOLCOTT, Roger, b. 1679, d. 1767.
Poetical Meditations. With a Preface By tho Rev-
erend Mr. Bulkley. New-London, 1723. pp.
(2),vi,ii,78, (4). 8 24.9
Xnte. The last three pages contain an " Advertise-
ment," hints in regard to the making of cloth, signed
"Joseph Dewey."
WOMAN. A Discourse Which Directs the Female-
Sex how to Express the Fear of God. See
Mather, C 13.36
WOOD, William. New Englands Prospect. A true
description of New England. London, 1634.
pp. (6), 98,' (5). 4 26.237
Note. Five pages at the end contain lists of Indian
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land. Other editions were printed in 1035 and 16C9.
WOODHRIDGE, Timothy, d. 1732, aged nearly 80.
Jesus Christ doth Actually Reign on the Earth.
[An Election] Sermon. At Hartford, May
llth. 17l!7. N. London, 1727. pp. (4), 33. 8. 18.267
WOODWARD, John, d. 1746, aged 74.
Civil Rulers are God's Ministers, for the Peoples
Good. [An Election] Sermon, at Hartford,
May, 8th. 1712. Boston, 1712. pp. (2), 46. 12. 18.189
WOOLLEN trade, The. See Consequences of trade . 26.132
WORD, A, of Advice, To such as are settling new
Plantations. [Colophon] Boston, 1739. pp. 15.
8 27.119
WORD, The, of God magnified by Him. [n. p.,
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Shelf. No.
WORLD. Mape of the Terrestrial Globe, 1684.
I'.ihTson, J 32.25
WORTIII.NGTON, William, b. 1695, d. 1756.
The Duty of Rulers and Teachers in Unitedly
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WRIGHT, S. A Treatise Of being Born Again With-
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course. Sixteenth Ed. Boston, MDCCXXXVIII.
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WYMAN. Jacob, Case between Joseph Crosby and.
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WYNNE, J., bp. Sermon Preached before the Society
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pp. 63, (1). 8 32.6
Note. With "An Abstract of the Proceedings of the
Society from the 21st of February, 1723, to the 19th of
February, 1724;" "A List of the Missionaries, and of
the Members."
YOUNG, The.
See Adams, E. (18.246); Barnard, J. (18.123); Cook,
W. (1C.219); Cooper, W. (28.193); Cotton, J. (14.51);
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AA, P. van der. Catalogus librorum bibliothecae
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ABARBENEL,or Abrabencl,!. Prooemium commenta-
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ABBOT, G., abp. of Canterbury. An exposition vpon
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ABERDEEN, Scotland, Ansvveres of some brethren
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ABD Yusuf Yakub Ibn Ishak Ibn As Sabbah, called
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ADAGIA. [Hanoviaa], M.DC.XXIX. f 00.1
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ADAM. Bellarmini liber de gratia primi hominis cas-
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Opera. See Demosthenes 71.11
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AINSWORTII, H. fAn arrow against idolatrie. n.
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fThe commvnion of saincts. Amsterdam, 1640.
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fCovnterpoyson. Touching the points in differ-
ence between the Church of England, and the
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Annotations. See Bible. O. T. Deuteronomy,
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AIR. Nova experimenta physico-mechanica de vi
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AISLABIE, J. The ease of John Aislabie. [London,
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Speech against the bill for raising money upon
the estates of the South-Sea directors, 19 th of
July 1721. Third ed. London, 1721. pp. (4),
22. 4 26.28
Second speech on his defence, July 20. 1721.
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ALAN, Allen, or Allyn (Lat. Alanus), W., card,
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ALBEKTI, P. M. Porta linguaj sanctaa, h. e. lexicon
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ALCHEMY. The chymical transmutation, genealogy
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See also: Philosopher's stone.
ALCHINDUS. See Abu Yusuf, etc.
ALER, P. Gradus ad Parnassum. Ed.noviss. Lon-
dini, 1694. 12 76.21
ALESSANDRI, or Alessandro, A. d'. Genialivm die-
rvm libri sex. Parish's, 1539. f 72*.2
Same. Parisiis, 1565. 8 76.39
ALEXANDER Aphrodisiensis. Quaestiones natvrales,
de anima, morales: G. Herueto iuterpr. Ba-
silese, [M.D.XLVIII]. 8 75.18
ALEXANDRO, A. d'. See Alessandri, A. d'.
ALLEN, R. Concordances of Proverbs and Ecclesi-
astes. London, 1612. sm.4 45.27
f The doctrine of the gospel. London, 1606. 3v.
in 1. f 62.18
ALLEN, T. A chain of Scripture chronology. Lon-
don, 1658. 4 49.11
Same. Added a chronological table for 600
years after Christ. London, 1668. 4 .... 49.9
The glory of Christ in sermons. And The ne-
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The way of the Spirit in bringing souls to Christ.
X. sermons. London, 1676. 8 57.1
ALLEN
72
ANDREWS
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ALLEN, "William, adj.-gan. The captive taken from
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ALLIX, P. f The judgment of the ancient Jewish
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MDCXCIX. 8 64.21
ALPINO, P. De medicina ./Egyptiorvm, libri quatvor.
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ALSTED, J. H. Scientiarvm omnivm encyclopaedia?
tomus primvs-tcrtivs. Lvgdvni, M. DC. XLIX.
4v. in 2. f 00.2
Contents. Vol. I. [T. 1.] Praecognita disciplina-
rum: Hexilogia; Tcclinologia; Archelogia; Didactica;
Philologia: Lexica; Grammatica; Rhetorica; Logica;
Oratoria; Poetica; [2.] Philosophia theoretica: Meta-
physica; Pneumatica; Physica; Aritlimetica; Geo-
nietria; Cosmosraphja; Uranometria; Gcographia;
Optica; Musica. II. [3.] Philosophia practica : Ethica;
Oeconomica; Politica; Scholastica; Facultates prin-
cipes: Theclogia; Jurisprudent; Medicina; Me-
chanologia generalie, miscellanea, physica, mathe-
matiea; [4.] Mnemonica; Historica; Chronologia;
Architectonica; Apodemica; Critica; Magia; Kabba-
la; Chyraia; Alchymia; Magnetographia; Pyro tech-
ma; Gnomologia; JEnigmatographia; Paradoxologia;
Dipnosophistica; Arithmologia ethica; Parcemio-
graphia; Hieroglyphics; Polyanthea; Mythologia; Cy-
clognomonica; Ars copiae verborum, rerum; Poly-
graphia; Aualytica; Meletetica; Dioristica; Syzeteti-
ca; Symbuleutica: Physica Mosis, Jobi et Davidis;
Theosophia et philosophia Salomouis; Mimetica; Bi-
ographia; Euthanasia; Pathologia; Gymnastica; Ta-
bacologia; Zoopa?dia; Cliarientilogia; Archelogia spa-
girica; Stratageraatographia; Appendix; Index IV.
Note. Wants Indices I-I1I.
Same. Tomus quartus-septimus. Herbornae
Nassoviorum, M. DC. xxx. f 00.2a
Note. The contents correspond to those of Tom. 3
and 4 of the other edition, with the addition of Indices
I-III. The set has been completed by an odd copy of
Vol. I (Tom. 1-3) already in the library.
Thesaurus chronologise. Editio 2a. Herbornse
Nassovioruin, M.DC.XXVIII. 8 69a.44
Same. Editio 4a. Herbornae Nassoviorum,
M. DC. L. 8 69a.46, 47
ALTAR, Bowing towards the. Caudry, D 32.16
ALTHAMER, A. Conciliationes locorvm Scriptures,
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ALVAREZ, D., abp. Operis de avxiliis divina; gratire,
& human! arbitrii viribus, ;x: libertate, ae le-
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M. DC. xxi. 12 68.27
AMAMA, 8. Comm. de recta lectione lingua; Ebr:ra>,
& regularum tcxtualium syllabus. See Marti-
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AM \vrii. -,!'.. Polyanthea novissima. See Nani, D. 00.3
A.MKS, \\'. Animadversiones in aynodalia scrlpta re-
monstrantivm, quoad uriiciiluin primum. Sub
pi-:i'.-. Aim-.-ii, clisp. xxviii.in Aradcmia Frane-
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Anti-synoilalia Hcripta, vi'l animadvcrsioncs in
(loL'inutira ilia, qua) iTinoiiHtrantcs in nynodo
1 >.,r.l rare na i xhibucrunt ft pontra divulganmt.
[No titlr-|>:ii;r.] 12 68.35
BrllarininvH ciuTvatys, hive di>]iVtatiiiiic-> :inti-
r.i'llarniinaiuo. Tom. 3. Oxonia?, M.m .XM \.
12 70a.25
Shelf. No.
AMES, W., continued.
Catalogs librorvm Amesii. Amstelodami, MD
oxxxiv. pp.22. 4 ............. 26.253
Chri-tiana' catecheseos seiagraphia. Franekera?,
MDCXXXV. 12 ............... 69.30
De conscientia, et eius iure, vel casibus. Libri
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Coronis adcollationemHagien8erjo,qnaargvmenta
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24 ..................... 68.32
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Medvlla s. s. Theologise. Editio 3a. Londini,
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Puritanismus anglicanus. Francofvrti, M. DC. x.
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Vtrivsque epistolaa Petri explicatio analytica,
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ANABAPTISTS. Johnson, F. A Christian plea touch-
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A most humble supplication of many of the
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ANALOGY. De analogia. Cleghorn, W ....... 36,9
ANATOMY. Berengarius, J. Isagogaa breves in ana-
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ANCIENT truth revived : or, a true state of the limwn-
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ANCIENTS and moderns. Censvre of the errovr tovch-
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Contr>itf. Hi-rm<-ir\ preached on Good-Friday bo-
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cstate, quinto Au^i^li UA; ; Sfnn.'iis lu'l',M-c tin- king:
Ciiiiccrniiig (lie right of ciillhii: ii^M'inlilics; Christ-
inas ir,M'.i ; Aipjii-t .'., II'.IH; rhristmus, 1010; Diifti-r,
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AMGUIS in lierba : or the fatal consequences of a treaty
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ANSWER, An, to one part of a late infamous libel.
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ANTIDOTE, An, against universal redemption. [No
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ANTIMONY. Anatomia antimonii. Sala, A 35.16
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Phenomena Aratea Gerrnanico Ctesare interprete;
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B ARK.SDALE, C. A collection out of the Cominentarius
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BARLOW, T., bp. Popery very dangerous to all ; and to
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Exercitationes aliquot mctaphysicse, de Deo.
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BARLOW, "VV. Magneticall aduertisements, or tlie na-
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The svmme of the conference [of] his maiestie
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BARNABAS. Barnabcc qua) tribuitur epistola. [Gr.
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BARONIUS, or Baronio, C. Annalcs ecclesiastic!, ex
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BARRINGTON, W., viscount, Sermon on the death of.
SeeMackewen.R 18.37
BARROW, I. Works. Published by J. Tillotson.
Vol. 1. London, 1722. f 70.1
Contents. Life; Thirty-two sermons; Brief exposi-
tion of the creed, the Lord's prayer, the decalogue,
and the doctrine of the sacraments; A treatise of the
pope's supremacy; Discourse of the unity of the
church.
Theorems of Archimedes concerning the sphere
and cylinder, investigated. See Euclide.s . . 34.14
BARROWE, H. A plaine refvtation of M Giffards
short treatise against the Donatistes of Eng-
land. Prefixed the causes of our separation.
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BARROWISTS, Apologie of. Robinson, J 66.25
BARTHOLINUS, C. See Bertholsen, C.
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BARTON, W. The book of Psalms in metre. See
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tvtio illorvm qvi vitam copivnt dvccre perfectam; Ad
Chiloncm pracepta de uita solitaria; Ad Grcgorivm
Naz. de vita solitaria; Im;titvtio vitce cccnobitarvm;
Epistola ad monnchvm n_ui castitate exciderat; Qvod
inandata prasterini vs ; Qvomodo cvm operibus infruc-
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BATES, W. The harmony of the divine attributes, in
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Spiritual perfection, unfolded and enforced.
London, 1690. 8 54.23
BAUDIUS, D. Epistolse semiceuturia auctas. Ace.
orationes et libellvs de foenore. Amstelodami,
1654. 12" 38.19
BAUDRAND, M. A. Novum lexicon geographicum.
See Ferrari, F 30.2
BAXTER, R. Practical works. London, 1707. 4v. f '. 60.1
Contents. Vol. I. Some account of the author, and
of this edition; Christian directory. II. Reasons of
the Christian religion ; Unreasonableness of infidelity ;
More reasons for the Christian religion; Treatise of
conversion; Call to the unconverted; Now or never;
Directions and persuasions to a sound conversion; A
saint or a brute; Mischiefs of self-ignorance, etc.; Eight
method for settled peace of conscience; God's good-
ness vindicated; Directions for weak distemper'd
Christians; Character of a sound confirm'd Christian.
III. Saints rest; Self-denial; Crucifying the world;
Life of faith; Divine life; Divine appointment of tho
Lord's day; Obedient patience; Dying thoughts. IV.
Compassionate counsel to young men; Mother's cate-
chism; Catechizing of families; Poor man's family-
book; Confirmation and restauration, etc.; Gildas
Salvianus, or the reformed pastor; Vain religion;
Cain and Abel; Knowledge and love; Catholick unity;
True and only way of concord; ffrue catholick; One
thing necessary ; True Christianity; Making light of
Christ; Two treatises of death and judgment; Eleven
sermons on special occasions; Directions for justices
of peace.
Certain disputations of right to sacraments, and
the true nature of visible Christianity; against
T. Blake. London, 1657. 4 66.24
Same. Second ed. London, 1658. 4" .... 65.35
Confesssion [sic] of his faith, especially concern-
ing repentance and obedience in our justifica-
tion & salvation. London, 1G55. 4 65.28
Confirmation and restauration, necessary for the
healing of the corruptions and divisions of the
churches. London, 1658. 8" 58.19
Giklas Salvianus; the reformed pastor. Lon-
don, 105G. 8 49.47
The Grotian religion discovered, at the invita-
tion of T. Pierce in his Vindication. With a
preface, vindicating the synod of Dort. And
the puritancs, and sequestrations, &c. Lon-
don, 1058. 8 67.38
A holy commonwealth, or political aphorisms.
London, 1650. 8 79a.23, 24
The judgment of non-conformists about the dif-
ference between grace and morality. [Also,
Of things sinful by accident, and of scandal,
and What meer non-conformity is not.] n. p.
1676. pp. (6), 41. 4 64.15
A key for catholicks, to open thejugling of the
Jesuits. London, 1650. 4 70a.O, 10
Plain Scripture proof of infants church-member-
ship and baptism: arguments for the dispute
with Mr. Tombcs, 1640. With animadversions
on Mr. Bedford.^ tractate. Third ed. Lon-
don, 1053. 4 54.20
The second part of the nonconformists plea for
peace. London, L6SO. 4" 04.16
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BAXTER, R., continued.
A treatise of knowledge and love compared.
London, 1089. 4' .............. 54.21
Sermon on the death of. See Sylvester, 51. . . 90.10
BAYLIE, R. See Bailie, R.
BAYLY, L., bp. f The practice of piety. [No title-
page.] 12 ................. 57.39
BEAMES of former light, discovering how evil it is to
impose doubtful formes upon ministers. Lon-
don, 1660. 8 ................ 58.25
BEARD, T. The holy seed: or, the life of Th<
Beard. By himself. With his funeral sermon.
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BEATITUDES, Sermons on the. Harris, R ...... 55.85
BEATLS, G. Mercurii Gallobelgici torn. 16, lib. 3.
See Arthus, G ................ 79.9
BEAITVOIH, . Account of Sir G. Rook's expedition.
SeeBoyer, A ................. 78.121
BECIIMANN, C. De origiuibus Latin lingvae. Ed.
innovata. n. p., M.DC.XIII. 8 ....... 76.11
BEDFORD, A. Sermon preached to the societies for
reformation of manners, Jan. 10th, 1733. Lon-
don, 1734. pp. 40. 8 ............ 16.163
BEDFORD, T. Brief animadversions on [his Vindicioe
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BEDINGFIELD, R. Sermon at Pavls crosse 24. of Oc-
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BELGICKE pismire, The. Scot, T .......... 65.34
BELL, T. The regiment of the church. London,
1606. 4 ................... 59.60
BELLARMINO, R. Dispvtationes de controvcrsiis
Christiana) fidei, aduersus huius tcmporis h;e-
reticos. Editio aucta. Parisiis, M. DC. vin-
M. DC. XIII. 4v. in 3. f .......... 70.5
-- Same. Parisiis, M. DC. XIII-M. DC. xx. 4v.
in 2. f ................... 70.6
Ames,W. Bellarminvs enervatvs, tomvs tertivs. 70a.25
Lubbert, S. De papa Romano libri decem, col-
lati cum disputationibus ........... 70a.24
Pareus, D. Liber de gratia primi hominis cas-
tigatus ................... 60.41
Raynolds, J. Defence [etc.], wherein Bellarmi-
no is confuted ................ 26.269
Refutatio sophismatum R. Bellarmini. Authore
J. Piscatore. See Bible. N. T. Matthew . . 48.5
Scharp, J. Ad argumcnta Bellarmini responde-
tur ..................... 63.2
Whitaker, \V. Dispvtatio de Sacra Scriptvra,
contra .................... 49.6
BENNET, B. The second part of the Christian ora-
tory: or, devotions of the closet. Second cd.
London, MDCCXXXV. 8 ........... 54.4
BENTLEY, R. Life and conversation of Richard IJent-
ley, in his own words. [In Latin and English.
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BERENGAKICK, J., of Carpi. Isagogae breves in
anatomiam hvmani corporis. [Argentorati,
1530.] 8" .................. 35.18
BERKF.LI:Y, Sir R., Speech on an accusation of high
treason against. ,SVr> 1'ienvpont, W ..... 78.11
BERNARD, E. The separatists schisme answered. See
Ainsworth, JI ............... 59.38,40
BERNARD, J. Acts and negotiations of the peace,
concluded at Ryswick. Premised, the ncgoii i-
tioiiH and articles of the peace, concluded at
Turin. From the [French]. London, 1698. 8. 79.1
BEKNAKD, It. Christian MM- to thy conscience, or a
treatise of the kinds and differences of con-
selence. London, io:;i. 12 .......... 07.27
BERTIIEI.SKN (/./. r.artliolinus), '. Knehiridion
Argent! ..... , M.DC.XXV. 12. . 84.28
Mctapliysica major. S' Magirus, J ......
l;i:iiTit,\M. >'< Kalranm.
111. si', \V. K> |>ly loan Answer to (he unjust com-
plaint <>( VV. I:. Si Davenport, .1 ..... l'.i.77
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BETHEL, S. f The interest of princes and st:r
London. 1680. S 5 .............. 70.6
BEVEKii:n, W., lip. Concio ad synoduin provi;.
Cantu : haliiia ( i.ji.xjxxcix. Loiidini,
168 '. pp. (2), 32. 4 ............
I'rivate thoughts upon religion. Fifth ed. I
don, 1710. 12 ................
BEYEIU.IM K, I,. Promptvarivm moral \an-
gelia festorvm totivs anni. 1'ars :ja. >
Au'rippiiKe, M. DC. xvi. 8 .........
BEZA, T. de. In Cantiovm canticomn homilre. Kx
GallicisaN.Latinoefactae. n.p., M.D.LXXXVII.
8" ......................
Epiptolarvm theologicarum, liber vnvs. 1 ed.
iJenevn', M. D. J.xxv. S" .......... lUa.12
Vol. 1, 2 Tractationum theologicarum. lici.
M.D.LXXXII. 2V. f ............ 01.1
Contents. Vol. I. Confessio Christiana; fidci, & eius-
dcm collatio cum papisticis lircrcsibus; Altcra <MII-
fcssio; De hasrcticis a ciuili ui.i.ri*trutu imaiL-ndis,
nducrsus M. Bellij farraginera, & nouorum nc^idcuii-
corura sectam; Srinma totius Christianismi, descrip-
tio & distributio causaruni ^alutis elcctoruni & oxitij
rcproborum ; Svmma doctrinie dc re Bacramcntaria;
DC ctEiia Domini, plana & perspicua tractatio: iu (^ua
I. Wcsphali calumnio; rcfelluntur; Cyclops,
de veracommunicatione corporis & pnn p ;
aduersus Heshusij commp:ita; Abstcrsio ciiliiiuniu-
rura quibus aspcrsa est ecclesia Gcncucnsis a lleshu-
sio; Ad S. Castellionis calumnias, quibus vuicum sa-
lutis nostrum fundameutum, id est xternam L)ci pro;-
destinatioiicm cucrtere nititur, responsio; Ad dcfVn-
siones Castcllionis, quilm.s :,nain N. T. inlt-r]). d< :, n-
dere aduersus Bezam, conatus est, responsio; Ad I.
Brentij argumcnta, & I. Andrea) theses, qttibns car-
nis Christi omniprffiseutiam nituntur conttrmarc, id
est, Aduersus rennnat-is Xesturij ^: I^iityeh' :
responsum; De hypostatica duarum iu Christo natu-
rarum vnionc, aducrsus I. Andrea; assGrtioncm ; De
vnitate essentia; diuin;f. ^ tribus in ea Mibsistcntibus
Personis aduersus Ariunos o/xotoucriois; Theses sine
axiomata de Trinitate PerSOnarum & Essc ulia- vnitate;
Qaestionvm & responsionum Cliri.-tiaiiariun libellus,
iu quo prsecipua Christiannj religionis capita KO.T'
\TmQ^j.rjv proponuntur; Catechismvs compendarius.
II. De polygamia ; De rcpudiis & diuortiis ; De
pace Christiauurum ccclcsiarum coustituenda, con-
silium: ad sacram C;csarcam inaiestatcm ,t Kmnani
imperil status Augusto con.jresatus: DefcMisi'i .-ai-ra-
nirntalis coniunetionis corpori.; ;uinia Christi
cum sacris symbolis, aduersus M. Flacii talsissimns
demonstrationes, & cinsdem Ap "l<i_'iam ; Ke.~ponsio
ad Fr. Balduini; Ad -\. Sc'.iiecci'ni '
Ad N. Selnccceri KOKKV(r/uiOUS apuln^ia tertia; Ad
F. Claudium dc Xaim'tcs aiiidn-ia prima; Ad F.
Claudii de Xainctes rcsponsionein altcra
Calvini vita. See Calvin, J ........... lOa.16
Treatise for such as are troubled about their
predestination. X" Perkins, AV ..... v. 1 of 61.4
also: Bible. O. T. Job, Psalms; Bible N. T.,
mid X. T. Romans.
and La Fayc (L-.il . Vayus\ A. de. TI
thcoloLfica' in schola Goiii-vensi sub T. I'.e/.a X
d.Fayodisputatss. Geneva), M. D. LXXXVI. 4.
I'.IIil.F.. /'o/// ; //(i//.j. I'.ildia sacra pnly-l.itta, com-
plectentia Ilebraiemn, cum Pent. Samar.,
i lhald., ' ra c. V( r ionumque antii]., Samar.,
i.XXll interp., chald., Syr., Arab., .Kthi-
op., I'ers.. \uk'. I. at. Cum trans, l.at. Ex
vdustissimis MSS. 10.1. P.. YVultonus. Lon-
dini, MDCI.V-M i( i.vii. Ov. f ...... 40.1
. F.ir the lexicon prepared for thi* p..l\ J it,
Bee Cnstcll, E.
A'm// /..//. The Diiti'h annotations upon the whole
liilile; \vithtliciro\vn translation: &
l>y ii of l>.irt, 1'HS. cated iii
Kn-lish. I'.y T. llaak. ! L637. 2\ . i ' . ll.t
-- The ll.dy I'.iM". newly T: 1. With ai, no-
tations. I. ido . M IH<- viu. 1" ...... 40.3
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BIBLE, continued.
Greek. Divinaa scriptvrre nernpe Veteris ac
Novi Testament!, omnia, reccns rccognita.
Francofvrti, MDXCVII. f .......... 41.1
Greek and Latin. Vetvs Testament vm, sccvn-
dvm LXX. et ox avtoritate Sixti v. editvm.
Ace. Nbvvm Testamentvm, Graece Latineque.
Lutetias Parisiorvm, M. DC. xxvur. 3v. f . 41.5
Latin. Biblia sacrosancta Testament! Veteris &
Noui, e sacra Hebrseorum lingua, Grccorumq';
fontibus, consultis simul brthodoxis interpret!-
bus, religiosissinie translataiu serrnoueni Lati-
num. Tigvri, M. D. L. 4 .......... 44.10
. Trausl. by Leo Judii, T. Bibliander, and P.
Cholinus; edited by C. Fcllicanus, with the assist-
ance of R. Gualtherus. S?c Le Long, Hibl. sacra,
cant, ab A. G. Masch, II. iii. 459-442.
-- Biblia, interprets S. Castalione. Vna cum cius-
dem annotationibus. Totum opus recog-
nouit ipse, & adiecit ex Flauio losepho histo-
ries supplementum ab Esdrae tcniporibus usq;
ad Hachabaeos, itemq; a Maehabasis usq; ad
Christvm. Basileae,. M. D. mil. f ..... 41.4
-- Testament! Veteris Biblia sacra, libri ca-
iionici, Latin! fact!, sclioliis illust. ab I. Tre-
mellio, & F. Junio. .Acc. libri Apocryphi, (\\^
Lat. notis aucti F. Junio. Adj. N. T. ex ser-
mone Syro ab codem Tremellio, & ex Grraco
a T. Beza in Lat. versos, notisque illust.
Quarta cura. Hanoviae, MDCIII. f ..... 41.8
-- Biblia sacra. Qvae praeter antiqvae Latinaa
versionis necessarian! emendationem, & diffici-
liorum locorum explicationem (ex recordationis
viri, Lucae Osiandri, &c. Andrcae parentis,
Commentariis Biblicis depromptam) continent.
Estqve quarta haec ed. prioribus & emendatior
& locupletior. Francofvrti, M DC XL. f . . 43. la
See also: Apocrypha.
Illustrative works.
Idea theologiae ad formam S. Scripturse. Gale,
T ....................... 49.25
Analysis. Hoar, L. Index biblicus multijugus.
1672 .................... 49.24,26
--- Historical books, abridged . . . . 18.158 and 49.33
. -- Pflacher, M. Analysis typica cum V. turn N.
T. librorum Listoricorum .......... 44.12
Authority and excellence. Owen, J. Divine
original!, authority, arid power of the Serip-
tvres .................... 49.28,31
Pro Sacris Scripturis exercitationes apologe-
ticae ..................... 49.29
- Perrot, R. The Scriptures stability ..... 49.33
-- Whitaker, W. Dispvtatio dc Sacra Scriptvra,
contra R. Bellarminvm et T. Staplctonvm . . 49. G
Dvplicatio pro authoritate atque ai>T07rijia
S. Scriptures ................ TOa.l
Bibliography. Elenchus scriptorum in Sacram
Scripturam tarn Graecorum, quani Latinoruin,
&c. Crowe, W ................ 49.30
Commentaries. Annotations upon all the books
of the O. andN. T .............. 43.5
-- Pareus, D. Commentari[i] in libros canonicos
V. et N. Testament! ............ 43.4
-- Poole, M. Synopsis criticorum aliorumquc S.
Scriptures interpretum ........... 40.2
-- Rivet, A. Opervm thcologicorvm tomvs I, II . 41.2
Dictionaries. Buxtorf, J., the elder. Concor-
dantiae Bibliorum Hebraicaa Chalduicas . . . 50.2
-- Clarke, J. Scriptvro phrases alphabetically
disposed .................. 49. S
Dictionaries and indexes. Common-place book
to the Bible. [No title-page.] 8. [Black-
letter] .................... 68.25
-- Flacius Illyricus, M. Clavis Scriptvrse Sanctae. 51.4
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BIBLE, Dictionaries and indexes, continued.
Harlem, J. Index biblicvs 58.35
Marlorat, A. Thesavrvs S. Scriptvrre prophet-
icoo et apostolicao 49.14
Wilson, T. A Christian dictionary 51.8
Difficult 2)assnr/es. Althamar, A. Conciliationcs
locorvm, qui specie tenus inter so pugnaro ui-
dentur 49.18
Arnold, N. Vindicatio & conciliatio locorum
V. & N. T 49.3
Edwards, J. Farther enquiry into difficult
texts 49.16
- Est, W. Annotationes in prrccipva ac diflicil-
iora S. S. loca 41.7
LaAvson, J. Expositions of difficult places of
Scripture 10.135
Scharp, J. Symphonia prophetarvin, et
apostolorvm 49.2
Thaddoous, J. Conciljatorium biblicvm . . . 49.34
History. Allen, T. Scripture chronology.
1668 49.9,11
Broughton, H. A concent Of Scriptvre . . . 47.6
Usher, J. Annales Veteris Testament! . . . 69a.7
Metaphors. The import of scripture-meta-
phors. Ferguson, R 67.6
Philology. Observations on all the primitive
Hebrew words of the O. T., and all the Greek
words of the N. T. Leigh, E 51.10
Promises, threats, etc. Bogan,Z. Threats and
pvnishments recorded in the Scriptures . . . 49.27
Gods treasvrie, etc. Promises and threatnings
of Scripture '. 69.21
Quotations. Comparatio locorum qui ex Test.
Vet. in Novo adducuntur. Du Jon, F. . . . 49.17
Sacred criticism. Cappel, L. Critica sacra :
eive De variis lectionibus 50.8
Ellys, Sir R. Fortuita sacra 49.5
Gell, R. Essay toward the amendment of the
last English translation of the Bible 43.11
Glass, S. Philologies sacra? libri V 49.4, 7
Leusdcn, J. Philologus Hebraso-mixtus uua
cum spicilegio philologico 40a.7
Muis, S. M. do. Opera 41 6
Sixtus Senensis. Bibliothcca sancta 50.6
Ursinus, J. H. Sacrorum aualectorum volvmen
altervm 49.15
Use. Duty in the use of the Scripture. See
Lively, etc 49.13
See also: Jews, Palestine.
Old Testament.
Hebrew and Lai hi. BibliaHcbraica. Eorvndcm
Latina intcrpretalio X. Pagnini B. Ariae Mon-
tani [etc.] Acc. libri Groece script! Apocryphi ;
cum interlinear! intcrp. Lat. ex Bibliis com-
plut. [Geneva?], CIO IOC IX. f 41.3
Greek. Vetus Test. Grsecum ex versione septua-
ginta interpretum. Londini, M.DC.LIII. S . 48.14
Illustrative works.
Suddens, J. F. Historia ecclesiastica Vet. Test. 45.3
Friedlieb, P. U. Observationes biblicao in Vetus
Testamentum 41.13
Kircher, C. Concordantiae V. T. Graecae, Ebroeis
vocibvs rcspondcntes 51.15
Leusden, J. Compendium biblicum 50a.3S
Ruffinus, T. Opvscvla 20a.I
See also : Chaldee language.
Octateuch. In priores octo V. T. libros com-
mentarii. See Procopius, of Gaza 20.10
Pentateuch. Commentarii I. Calvini in qvinqve
libros Mosis. Genesis seorsvm : reliqvi qvatvor
in formam harmonise digest!. Ed. 2a. Genevas,
M. D. LXXIII. f 53.1
-Same. Ed.Sa. Genevas, M. D. LXXXIII. f. 53.8
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-- Moses vnvailed : or, figvres pointing out (lie
Messiah. See Guild, W ........... 49.32
See also : Hebrew language (Lexicography).
43.8
Genesis. In Genesim commentaiij plcnissimi.
Avthd re W. : Mvscvlo. I'.asileao, CID DC. f .
I. Feri, in totain GcncMin, enarrationcs. 3a
reditio. Colonise Agrippina-, M. i>. LXXIII. 8. 46.7
Chytrceus, D. In GeneMn enarratio ..... 46.18
Gibbons, N. Qvcstions and dispvtations upon
45.21
See aha: Paradise.
Exodus. Chytrasus, D. In Exodvm enarratio. 46.19
Kncwstub, J. Lectvres upon the twentieth
chapter of Exodus .............. 45.12
See also : Ten commandments.
Numbers. Annotations upon Xumbers. By H.
Ainsworth. n. p., 161'J. 4 ......... 45.6
Commcntaric vpon Nvmbers. Attersoll, W. 43.7
Deuteronomy. Annotations upon Devteronomie.
By H. Ainsworth. n. p., 1(319. 4 ..... 45.7
Ad sex postrema capita Dcuteronomii consid-
erationes. Cocccius, J ............ 45.28
Joshua. I. Caluini in librvm losve breuis com-
mentarius. Addita sunt qmedam de eitisdem
morbo & obitu. Genevae, M. D. LXIIII. 8. . 46.5
I. Calvini in historiam losve coinmentarirs.
Ed. 2a. Genevse, M. D. LXXV. f ..... 53.1, 9
Judges. A commentary vpon Ivdgcs. In lec-
tvres. By Richard Rogers. London, 1615. f. 43.12
Ruth. Latin. Historia Rvth, ex Ebraco Latine
converaa, & commentario explicata. [Et] tra-
latio Graeca ad exemplar Complutense, & note.
Add. tractatus, An Ruben mandragoras in-
venerit. Opera I. Drvsii. Franekeras, Cio.
10. LXXXVI. 8 ............... 46.14
Ruth, et seq. Gasparis sanctii,in libros Rvth, Es-
drae, Nehemiae, Tobiae, Ivdith, Estlier, Macha-
baeorum commentarij. Lvgdvni, M. DC. xxvin.
f ...................... 41.9
1st and 2f? Samuel. In duos libros Samuclis,
P. M. Vermilij commentarii. Ed. 2a. Tiguri,
M. D. LXVII. f ............... 43.10
Ezra. See above, Ruth, et seq.
Nchcmiah. See above, Ruth, et seq.
Esther. Greek and Latin. Esthers historia, po-
ctica paraphrasi, exornata : cum scholiis Grae-
cis. Add. parodia Uomcricadeeademhistoria.
AuthoreJ. Barnes. Londiui, do IDC LXXIX.
8 ...................... 45.24
Sec above, Ruth, et seq.
I'iK'tical books arid prophets. Analysis typica
lihrorum V. T. poeticorum, propheticorum.
Drandmiiller, J ............... 44.11
Job. English. The sermons of I. Calvin vpon
the booke of lob. London, 1574. f ..... 53.17
French. Le livre de lob: truduit en p-
francoise, scion Ic verite hebraique, pur A. I)u
! .-in. n. p., M. D. LIT.. 8 ........ 67.28
(irt-rk. Liber Job Graeco carmine redditus.
[Ace. Latina rersio soluta.] Authore J. [Du-
port.] Cantabrigke, 1>'.:;7. S ........ 46 31
l.'ilin. In librvm lolii condones. Antea Gal-
lice, mi:>c primiim Latini; rilitre. Cum pra?fa-
ti.me T. Bezoc. Geneva-, M. D. : xrm. f . . 53.4
histories catholica cxplicatio. Wild, J. . 40.0
Job, et .-.</ l.ntiii. J. Mcrceri commentarii in
Jdbiini, el Pnivei-liia, ; ; ;,, rantieum
c-Miiticorum. Lvgdvni ilatnvorvm, Clo lo c Ll.
f ....................... 11. n
i iiinl /.HUH iilii/iuiifi. Tin' I li 'In rv, tf\l el'
ili.' r.-..ii;iii's an. i Lamentations, \\iilnnii. tin-
1'oinU. !'.^ \\ '. Knbi 'iL-oii. London, It .. I - .
jOa.33
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1'salms. Hebrew and Latin. I. Calvini com-
mcntarivs in librvm Psalmorvm. In hac pos-
trema editione, Ilebroeum contextum e rcgione
Latina? interpretationis addidimus. Geiievae,
M.U.I.XXVIII. i" 53.5
l-'.nr/lish. Annotations upon the Psalms. By
Henry Ainsworth. [Xo title-page. 101"2.]
4 45.8
The whole booke of Psalines : with hymncs.
Composed into 4. parts by sundry authors.
London, 1633. 8 46.4
The Psahnes, with the prose in the margin.
Collected into English meeter,by T. Sternhold,
I. Hopkins, and others. London, 1635. 16. 46.10
The Psalmes, paraphras'd in English : con-
ferred with the Hebrew, Latine, Greek Septua-
gint, and Chaldee paraphrase. By R. B[arna-
by?] London, 1038. 12 46.30
The booke of Psalmes in English metre. [By
Henry Ainsworth.] n. p., M. DC. XLII. 8 . 46.28
Samuelis primitite : or, a metrical version of
the Psalmes. By S. Leigh. London, 1661.
8 46.27
A paraphrase upon the Psalms. By S. Wood-
ford. London, 1667. 4 45.11
The Psalms paraphrased into English verse
by AI. Smyth. London, 166S. 8 45.22
The Psalms -in meeter. Ivewly translated.
London, 1673. 12 46.35
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A new version of the Psahns, together with
all the church-hymns into metre. By Simon
Ford. London, MDCLXXXVIII. 12 46.13
The whole book of Psahns : with the usual
herons and spiritual songs. With tunes. In
three parts. By John Playford. Fourth ed.
London, 1698. 8 45.13
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version fitted to the common tunes. By C.
Darby. London, MDCCIV. 24 46.25
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meeter by T. Sternhold, JvHopldns and others.
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gumcntis & Latina paraphrasi illust., ac vario
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Psalmorvm Davidis paraphrases poetiea G.
P>vchanani opera N. Cliythnei. llerliornaj
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clo l > i.^x. 4 ...............
__ Six-' histories of water turned into wine.
D; lie, D ...................
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Analysis logica libri qui inscribitur Acta
apostolorum. Cum scholiis et observajionibus
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Philippians, Colossians, and Hebrews. English.
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Danielem Lutinitate donatus a J. Boreel; Texts of
Scripture, chaining the chronicle; Defence of Aeon-
cent of Scripture; Treatises upon several parts of
Scripture; The time of the creation and Adam's fall:
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of Melehizedek, with a discourse touching the Greek
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a vindication of the gospel; Exposition upon tho
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ling religion [chiefly in wrong translations]; A re-
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tive how H. Burton shut himself out of the
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jTote. This is attributed by Burton to Calamy,
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Englands antidote, against civil ware. A ser-
mon before the house of commons, on their
fast, October 22. 1644. London, 1645. pp. (6),
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Same. London, MDCLII. pp. (8), 44. 4" ... 55.97
Englands looking-glasse, a sermon, before the
house of commons, at their fast, December
22.1641. London, 1642. pp. (6), 39. 4 . . . 55.94
Gods free mercy to England : a sermon before
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The great danger of covenant-refusing, and cove-
nant-breaking. A sermon before the lord
mayor, Jan. 14. 1645. London, 1646. pp. (8),
40 55.99
An indictment against England bccavse of her
divisions. A sermon before the house of
lords; at the fast, December 25. 1644. London,
1645. pp. (6), 41, (3) 55.76, 98
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thanksgiving, lune 15, 1643. London, si. DC.
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CALAMY, E., continued
- A patterne for all. A sermon at the interment
of Robert carle of Warwick. London, 1658.
pp. (8), 39. '4 55.102
- Truth and -love. A discourse from Ephesiana
iv. 15. at the merchants-lecture, November 29.
172.1. London, 1720. pp. 36. 8 16.134
- Answer to Bishop Hall's Humble remonstrance.
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copacy against the Jus divinum, etc. See Ham-
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CALENDAR. De consecratione calendarum et de ra-
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CALVIN, J. Opuscula omnia. Genevse, M. D. LII.
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Contents. Psychopannychia, etc.; Epistola; dute;
I. Sadoleti epistola ad scnatum populiimque Gene-
uensem; Cum Caluini ad earn epistolam rcsponsionc;
De cccna Domini; Epinicion Christo catatum; Cate-
chismus ccclesioi Gcncucnsis; Formula sacramento-
rumadministrandorum, in vsum ecclesire Gcneuensis
conscripta ; Defensio doctrinal, de aeruitute & libcr-
atione huraani arbitrij, aduersus calunias A. Pighij;
Admonitio Pauliterij Horaani potificia ad inuictissi-
raum Cresarem Carolura quintum, cum scholijs I. Cal-
uini in eandem epistolam; Articuli a facultate sacrw
theologiae Parisiensi determinati super materijs fidci
nostrce, hodiecontrouersis; cumantidoto; DC necessi-
tate reformandse ecclesia;; Breuis instructio muniedis
fidelibus aduersus errores eectaa Anabaptistarumi
item, aduersus sectam Libertinorum, quise spiritualea
vocant; item, epistola, aduersos Fraciscanum quen-
dam Libertinorum erroris sectatorem; Admonitio qua
ostenditurquam e re Christiana: rcip. foret, sanctorum
corpora & reliquias velut in inuentarium redigi; De
vitandis superstitionibus; Acta Synodi Trideutinas;
cum antidoto; Vera Christians pacificationis & eccle-
six reformaud^ ratio; Admonitio aduersus astrolo-.
giam; Consensio mutuain re sacramentaria ministo-
rum Tigurina: ccclesiiE & Caluini; Descandalis; De
seterna Dei pra;destinatione; De prouidetia qua rea
humanas gubernat.
Abridgement of the institvtion of Christian reli-
gion. [With] aunsvveres to objections. By
William Lawne. Translated by C. Fether-
stone. Edinburgh, 15S5. 8 68. 1
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vita a T. Beza. Lavsannrc, cia 10 LXXVI. 8. 10a.l6
Institvtio Christianas religionis. Genevse,
M. D. XC. f 70.2
Same. Genevas, M. DC. xvn. f 61.3
Institvtion de la religion chrestienne, en quatre
liures. Caen, M. D. LXU. f 62.20
Institvtion of Christian religion; transl. by T.
Norton. London, 1582. 4 64.2
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Jeremiah (53.10); Ezekicl (-33.11); Daniel
(53.12) ; Minor prophets (53.7,14) ; N. T. Gos-
pels (53.2, 13, 15); Acts (53.3, 16); Epistles
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CALVINISM. Evangelical truths restored. Edwards,
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CALVISIUS, S. Chronologia. Prsemissa est isagoge
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< ' M;TI It, \V. The r..\ cnanl nt' ( ', m 1 with Abraham,
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CARTWRIGIIT, T., continued.
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Declaration of the causes which moued him to
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Declaration of the causes which moved him to
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Declaration to pai'liament in answer to that pro-
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1041. pp. (2), 18. 4 . . . 78.56
Five matters of state, between his majesty, and
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Message concerning licences to' persons going
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Message to parliament, April 8. 1642. Concern-
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Message to parliament, January 20. And the
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With his majesties answer, Jan. 28. With the
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and the resolutions of parliament : with his
majesties answer thereunto. London, 1641.
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The none-such Charles his character: extracted,
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[On the rebellion in Scotland. No title-page.]
pp. 63. 4 78.80
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CHARLES I, of Enylttnrt, contiiiin <!.
Orders and directions, with a commission for the
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Speech 2. December, 1011. To parliament. Like-
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Speech, in the honr-e of commons, 4 Januarii
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Baker, W., l>p. Sermon, Jan. 30, 1723, the anni-
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Iloylin, P. Short view of the life and reign of . 78.134
Peirce, J. Sermon, Jan. 30th. 17]^ 16.141
Prynne, W. Discoveryof his favours to papists. 26.34
Toland, J. History of Icon Basilike, proving
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CHARTARIUS, V. See Cartari, V.
CIIAUMETTE, A. Enchiridion chirurgicum. See En-
chiridion practicvra 35.13
CHAUNCY, I. Alexipharmacon : or, a fresh antidote
against Neonomian poyson. A reply to the hp.
of Worcester's discourse of Christ's satisfac-
tion, in answer to the appeal of Mr. Lob. Also
a refutation of Justification by man's own
works of obedience by J. Humphrey and S.
Clark. London, 1700. 8 66.38
Christ's ascension to fill all things. A sermon
at IIorsly-Down, at the ordination of elders
and deacons, September 21. 1698. London,
1699. pp. 64. 8 28.106
The doctrine which is according to godliness.
Annexed, Account of the church-order of the
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j Ecclesia enuclcata: Or, the true gospel-church
in its nature and constitution. London, 1684.
8 58.21
" This book is suppos'd to be wrote by Mr Isaak
Chauncey." JUS. note by T. PKIXCE.
Ecclcsiasticvm : or a plain and familiar Chris-
tian conference, concerning gospel churches,
and order. London, 1090. 8 58.17, 18
t Examen confectionis pacificoo : or, a friendly
examination of the p;icifick paper: chiefly con-
cerning election. London, MDCXCII. pp.
(2), 22. 4 63.15
Neonomianism unmask'd : occasioned by Gos-
pel-truth stated [by D. Williams]. London,
HV.12-93. 3v. in 1. 4 63.12
A rejoyndcr to D. Williams his Reply to the first
part of Neonomianism unmaskt,. London,
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CHALVELIN, <. L. do. The defence of Chauvelin,
late keeper of the seals in France. London,
MIX (. \\NVII. pp. 30. 8" 27.67
ClIEIKACoci \ licliana. A inamidurlion to the phi-
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upon tli(' iniiierall fire. By G. Thor. Lon-
don, 10.V.). 8 ' 34.21
XeipoOf<rt'. or, the apostoliquoinstitvtlon of Imposition
of bands, for confirmation, revived. London,
M.DC. XLIX. pp. (12), Si. 1U" 08.11
ClIF.ITOM i:VS, M. P. Gra'Co-barbara Xovi Tc la-
inenti <|n;e Orienii orlglncm deb on t. A.mstc-
lodami, rl.) I.x 1 XMX. 12' 47.20
CHEMMT/, M. ll'irmonia' . \ ,n ft [ii :: , libri V. Si'l'
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HENEAU, F. French grammar. London, 108.3. 8. 80a.4
HESTER, History of the earldom of. Dodridge,
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ClIF.TWOOD, K. A sermon at Gloucester, Jan. 20.
The thanks-giving for his majesty's accession.
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CHIDLFY, S. A cry against a crying ainne. London,
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Nate. Printed in red. Appended is n tract, with-
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CHOPFIN, R. A funeral sermon occasion'd by the
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CHRIST. Guild, W. Figvres in the O. T. pointing
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Polhill, E. Answer to Sherlock's discourse on
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Ross, A. Virgilii cvangelisantis Christiados
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Speed, J. The genealogies of the Scriptvrcs con-
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Deity, t/eniiti/, nml srff-cyistcnce of. Sen Eoyse, J.
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CHRISTIAN year, The. Le sainct et profitable
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CHRISTIANS. Tertullianus, Q. S. F. Apologeticus
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Apology or defence of the Christians 20a.l2
CIIKISTMAS-DAY, The observation of, debated. Col-
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CHRONOLOGY. Alsted, J. n. Thesaurus rhronoln-
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Calvisius, S. Chronologia fOa.i:',
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Candidiis, 1'. Kabvhe ehronologicro 69a.4S
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Ilehvieh, O. Historical and chronological thea-
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Theatrvm historicvm et chronologlcvm ....
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Pclau, 1>. uationariuni Icinporum 7'.>.7
.S' 1 ! 1 r i. '.-:!. Arabia, I'.iMr, Culrmlar, Year.
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Iloadlcy, B. Nature of the church of Christ . . 18.235
Jackson, T. The holy catholike faith and
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Loque, B. de. A treatie of the churche .... 58.26
Melanchthon, P. De ecclesia 68.27
Preston, J. The chvrches dignitie and dvtic . . 65.8
Reynolds, E. Sermon touching the peace &
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CHURCH of England, The, not in danger: or, a BC-
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CHURCH-MEMBERS set in joyut. In answer to Preach-
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CHURCHES. Cawdrcy, D. Holiuesse of 32.16
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CHYLE. De chyli rnotu. Pecquet, J 35.21
CHYTR^US, D. In Exodvtn enarratio. Vitebergse,
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CHYTR.EUS, N. In G. Bvchanani paraphrasiu in
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Epistoloe ad Atticvm, ad Brvtvm, et ad Q. fra-
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Epistolaj selects, in usuin seholss Westmonaste-
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De officiis libri trcs : Catomaior: Laclivs: para-
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Partitiones oratorise. Cum cammentariis I.
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Sententix Ciceronis, Dcmastinis, ae Tercntii.
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CIVIL, or Roman law. Duck, A. Deusu juris civilis
Romanorum, in dominiis priucipum Christi-
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Justinianus I, emperor. Ivstiniani institvtio-
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Ridley, T. View of the civile and eeclesiastieal
law 79a.26
Worner, J. Analysis institvtionvm ivris civi-
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CLARKE, John, M. A. Holy oylefor the lampes of
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CLARKE, John, schoolmaster at Hull, Eng. New
grammar of the Latin tongue. Annex'd, A dis-
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MDCCXL. 12 70.19
CLARKE, Samuel, the father, b. 1599 ; d. 1682.
t The historian's guide : or Englands remem-
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CLARKE, Samuel, the son, d. noi,ayed 75. Refuta-
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CLARKSON, D. Discourse concerning liturgies. Lon-
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Primitive episcopacy stated and cleared from
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Funeral sermon on J.Owen. See Owen, J. v.lofi>4.11
CLASSICAL dictionary. Dictionarivm historicvm,
geographicvm, poeticvm. Estienne, C. . . . 72.19
CLASSICAL learning. Officinsa epitome. Ravisius-
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See also : Games, Greek, Latin, Mythology, Rome.
CLAVIS apocalyptica. Gushing, C 79.25
CLAVIUS, C. Clavii errores redarguuntur. See Lyd-
iat, T 79a.6
CLEAVEK, R. Briefe explanation of the Prouerbs.
See Bible. O.T. Proverbs 45.23
Exposition of the ten commandements. See
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Four sermons on the Lords supper. See Dod, J. 56.25
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Content.t.~- De Clemente tcstimonia ; Oratio adhoT-
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Contents. Ittigii praefatio; Quis dives salutcin con-
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Fragmenta ; Fasciculus observation um ad historiam
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Prior S3 posterior ad Corinthlos epistola Grac-co-
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CtfiNARD, or Kleinarts, N. Institvtiones ac medita-
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CLUVER, J. Historiamn totius mundt epitome ad
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num Cla IDC LXVH. Ed. 7a. Amstelasdami,
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COCCEIUS, J. Collationes de fcedere et testamcnto
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Ad vltima Mosis, hoc est, sex postrema capita
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Euangelium secundum loannem, cum commen-
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Prophetse commentario illustrati. See Bible.
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Coccms, J. Antidotum contra Thesaurum catholi-
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COCKBURN, J., Vindication of hp. Burnet, from A
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COEFFETEAU, N., Defence of the apologie of lames
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COLEMAN, T. Gods unusuall answer to a solemne
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COLES, E. A practical discourse of God's sovereign-
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COLLATIO scriptohabita Ilagae Comitis anno 1611. in-
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COLLECTION, A, of petitions presented to the house
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Responsoria ad erratica pastoris, a revindication
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Responsoria ad erratica piscatoris. Or, reply to
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COMMVNION of salncti. Ainsworth, II OS. 19
( 'i)\ci;ji TATIO ecclesiee ralhf.liea- in Antilia. Kc-nnc,.T. lOa.G
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CONDUCT, The, of tin- allies. Swift,.! 2'i.u-J
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CONFESSIONS of faith. Bradbury, T. Confession of
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Formulaire dc consentement dcs eglises rcformees
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Harmony of the confessions of faith of the re-
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Orthodoxa Tigvrinae ccclesise ministrorum con-
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Westminster assembly of divines. Confessio
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CONFIRMATION. The apostolique institvtion of impo-
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Xcipoflecria C8.ll
CONFIRMATION the necessary means of reformation.
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CONFORMITY, The history of 2ij lt>7
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CONSCIENCE. Bernard, R. The kinds and differ-
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Goodwin,T. Distresse of 54.24
Harris, R. How to get, keepe and vse a good. 55.83
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Sanderson, R. De obligatione conscientiaa . . 57.5
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CONSCIENCE, Liberty of. Owen, J. The authority
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CONSIDERATIONS on the present state of affairs in
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CONSTABLE, The exapt. Wingate, E 79a.l8
CONTACT de la Moulettc, P. du. See Du Coutant de
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CORTS, G. Catalogue librorum, qui auctione publi-
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Principles of the Christian religion, in easy rerse ;
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Two treatises. Exposition vpon Philemon : The
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DYSON, H. The survey of London. See Stow, J. . 90.7
EASTERNE association. To parliament. Humble
petitions of the EasU'rne association. Lon-
don, 1648. pp. 31. 4 12.14
EBERT, T. Evlogia juris-consultorum & politicorum
centum illustrium, qui Ilebream linguam aliasq;
oricntalcs propagarunt. Lipsizc, M. DC. xxnx.
8. [Irnpcrfoct] 50a.32
ECCI.ESIA enucleata. Cliauncy, 1 58.21
ECCLESIASTICAL biography. Decades dvoe continen-
tes vitas theologorvm, Adam, M 10a.ll
See afoo : Pope.
ECCLESIASTICAL history. ITnitinsrcr, J. H. ITisto-
riai' iT,-]rsi;iMir;i,', N'>vi Ti'slamcnti. Kniiras,
1-1 100 10a.l4, IT)
Ni,'i'|ilic.rns Callistus. Ecck'niaHtirai! historiac
libri xviu 20.2
Hiclitor, G. Axiomata ecclesiastica 37.1
Shelf. No.
, history, continued.
Sleidanus, J. Tabvlae in libros historiarvm de
religione 79.4
See also: Apostolical succession, Cambuslan,
Councils, England (Church of), Fathers, Indepen-
dency, Jesuits, Nonconformists Saint Bartholomew's
day, Scotland (Church of), Synods, Waldenses.
ECCLESIASTICAL law, View of the. Ridley, T. . . 79a.26
ECCLESIASTICAL polity. Bell, T. The regiment of
the church 59-GG
Brief instruction in the discipline of the churches. 69.22
Brochmand, C. E. De ministerio ecclesiastico,
et diseiplina ecclesiastica 49.73
C.irtwright, T. Kcplye to an answere of Whitc-
irifie 49.68
Second replic 49.67, G8a
The. rest (if the second replie 49.6Sb
Cliauncy, I. Ecclcsiaenucleata: or, the true goe-
pel-church in its nature and constitution . . . 58.21
Ecelcsiastirvm : or conference concerning gos-
pel churches and order 58.17, 18
Dancau,L. Vera disciplinae ecclesiastics forma. 48.1
Demonstration of the trueth, etc 59.58
Discipline of the reformed churches. See France.
Reformed churches 27.91
Du Jon, F. Ecclesiastici sivc de natvra ct ad-
ministrationibua ccclesise Dei 58.16
Fcnncr, D. A covnter-poyson 58,29
Full and plaine declaration of ecclesiasticall dis-
cipline 59.5
Gillcspie, G. The divine ordinance of church-
government vindicated 59.42
Hooker, R. The lawes of 12.5 and 49.72
Jacob, II. The church government ought to bee
alwaycs with the peoples free consent .... 58.28
Johnson, F. Short treatise concerning. . . . 26.276
Jus divir.um, etc. The divine right of church-
government 59.10
Middle-ton, P. Dissertation upon the power of
the church 59.14
Owen, J. Survey of a discourse concerning . . 58.6
Parker, R. De politeia ecclesiastica 49.04
The pastor and the prelate t',.i.:vj
Randall, J. Lectvres of the chvrch 58.9
Spanhcim, F. Epistola super controversies . . 67. -0
Stilling(lcet,E. Divine right of particular forms
of - 49.66
Stoughton, W. An assertion for true and Chris-
tian church-policic 58.23
Tilenus, D. Paramesis ad Scotos, Geneuensis
disciplinas zelotas GS.lg
Travers, "W". Full declaration of ecclesiasticall
discipline 59.65
Voetius, G. Politicas ecclesiastical 49.51
AViddowes, G. The schismatical puritan . . . 26.-'4:J
Zi'pper, W. Politia ecclesiastica 58.7
See also: Apostolic succession, Bishops, Canon law,
Churtli, England (Church of ), Episcopncy, Exi-.mi-
munication. Franco, Ordination, Prcshyterianism,
Puritanism, Re-ordination, Sacraments, Schism, Scot-
land (Church of), Separation, Tithes.
ECCLESIASTICAL union. Davenant, J.,l>p. Ad frater-
nain coniinuiiionein inter cvangclicas eccli-sias
rcstaiirandam adhortatio 58.32
Iluissi'an, I. d'. La revnion dv Christi.inisme . 58.12
Ircnieum, in quo casus consrinitia- pra'dpui . . 49.56
Juilir'nini rrrli'Ma- >V ai-adumiao GciK'VOllsis. See
Geneva 4P -'' 3
Owen, J. Disi-ourso concerning evanirclical lovo,
churi-h-pcai'i', X unity 58.9
Turn-tin, J. A. An oration of oompoMiii,' the
dill'i TiMi'M's amoni; ur.)trstants 49.62
N. a iilxn: Dury, J.
ECCLESIASTICVM. Cliauncy, 1 5S.17, IS
EDINBURGH
95
ENGLAND
Shelf. No.
EDINBURGH. Societ;/ in Scotland for propagating
Christian knowledge. The state of the society,
1729. Edinburgh, MDCCXXIX. pp.48. 8. . 1G.199
Sermon before. Hamilton, W. (16.204); Kin-
loch, R. (16.203); Matthison, J. (18.212); Wal-
lace, R. (16.202); Webster, A. (16.205).
EDMUNDSON, C. The pilgrims saying : or, the saints
acknowledgement. A sermon, May, 1604. Lon-
don, [1664]. 12 58.39
EDMCNDSON, Edmondson, or Edmonson, II. Lingua
linguarum the naturall language of languages.
First part vocabulary. London, 1655. 8 . . 76.30
EDUCATION. Locke, J. Some thoughts concerning. 37.3
Vives, L. J. De disciplinis libri xx 38.16
See Dublin, Society, etc. (1C.7); Leyden (49.52).
See also : Arts (liberal), Cambridge (Eng.), Fraiie-
ker, Memory, Oxford, Reason, Scholar.
EDWARDS, John, b. 1637, d. 1716. Farther enquiry into
remarkable texts of the Old and New Testa-
ment which contain some difficulty. London,
1692. 8
The preacher. The second part. London, 1707.
49.16
49.39
Same. The third part. With animadversions
on, The -whole duty of man, and the writings
of Hickes, Nichols, Bennet, Clark, and Dod-
well. With a vindication of the first part from
the cavils of Lightfoot and others. London,
1709. 8 49.41
The Socinian creed: foreign and English. With
antidotes. London, 1697. 8 64.24
Veritas redux. Evangelical truths restored.
London, MDCCVII. 8 C4.12
EDWARDS, John, 6. about 1705. Short account of the
experience of John Edwards. London, JIDCC
XLIV. pp. 24. 8 16.61
EDWARDS, T. The casting down of- the last and
strongest hold of Satan. Or, a treatise against
toleration and pretended liberty of conscience.
The first part. London, 1647. 4 59.12
Gangriena : or, a catalogue of many of the here-
sies and pernicious practices of the sectaries
of these four last years. London, 31. DC. XLVI.
4" lOa.10
EFFICACY, The, of the fear of hell, to restrain men
from sin. [No title-page.] 8 57.18
Note. This is the title of the first sermon ; the rest
of the volume contains seven sermons entitled The
benefit of the gospel, to the wounded in spirit.
EGYPT. Alpino, P. De medicina ^Egyptior\-m . . 35.1
Caussiu,N. De symbolica Aegyptiorvrn sapieu-
tia 38.18
Usher, J. Rerum J3gyptiacarurja chronicou . . 09a.7, 9
See also : Nile.
ELECTION. Ames, W. De elcctione ex fideprsevisa. 68.33
Letter to John Wesley in vindication of absolute. 27.133
Tuke, T. The doctrine of 68.26
ELIJAH Ben Asher, the Levite, (Lat. Elias Lcvita).
Ciipitvla cantici, epccierum, proprietatum, &
oflieiorum, de literis, punctis,&quibusdam ac-
centibus Hebraicis. Per S. Mvnstervm Latino
iuxta Hebraismum uersum. Basileae, ai. D.
xxvn. 8 50a.ll
Coinposila verborvm & nominum Hebraicorum.
Opus per S. Munsteru Latiuitate donatum.
Basileae, M. D. xxv. 8 50a.lO
Punctorum Uebraicorum aatiquitas. Sea Cooper,
J 40a.23
ELIZABETH, queen of England. A declaration of the
cavses mooving the qveene to the defence of
the Lowe countries. [With an addition tovch-
ing the s'avnders published of her mafestie.]
London, 1585. pp. (2), 20, 5. 4 78.96
Shelf. No.
ELIZABETH, queen of England, continued.
A declaration of troubles pretended against the
rcalme by seminarie priests and lesuits. Lon-
don, 1591. pp. (2), 12. 4 78.95
Letter, containing a report of a conspiracie, con-
triued betweene E. Squire, and II. Wallpoole,
against the person of the queenes maiestie.
London, 1599. pp. (2), 13. 4 78.103
Trvc report of conspiracies to haue taken away
the life of the queeues maiestie. London,
1594. pp. 31. 4" 78.100
Bacon, Sir F. The character of 38.4
Injunctions given by the queens majesty. See
Great Britain 59.16
ELLYS, Sir R., lart. t Fortuita sacra : quibus sub-
jicitur commentarius de cymbalis. Rottero-
dami, MDCCXXVII. 8 49.5
ELY, Lancelot, lip. of. See Andrews, L., bp.
EMPERORS. Symbola imperatoria. Reusner, N. . 79a.4
ENCHIRIDION practicvm mcdieo-chirvrgicvm. Trac-
tatus duo. I. Incerti authoris. II. Antonij
Chalmetei Manuale chirurgicum. Avrelianoe,
CID IOC xxi. 8 35.13
ENCYCLOPEDIAS. Alsted, J. H. Scientiarvm om-
nivm encyclopaedias 00.2
Nani, D. Novissima polyanthea 00.3
ENGLAND. See Roman Catholics in England.
Note. Publications of the government are entered,
and works of an historical or political character are re-
ferred to, under Great Britain. See also : Cambridge,
Chester, Cornwall, Kent, Lancaster, Lincoln, London,
Norfolk, Yorkshire.
ENGLAND, Church of. Articles agreed [upon] in the
conuocatiou at London 1562. [London, 1593.]
pp. 23. 4 27.13
Note. On the fly leaves are MS. memoranda to the
effect that these articles were on two Sundays in 1GOO
read aloud in the parish church of Stebbing [Essex,
England,] " by me Thomas ffullcr vicar," and sub-
scribed, as witnesses, by those present. The signa-
tures follow this statement.
Constitutions and canons ecclesiastical!, agreed
vpon at London, 163 [1603]. [No title-page.
London, 1603?] 4 23.205
Same. London, 1604. 4 59.67
' Same. London, 1616. 4 78.106
Homilies appointed to be read In chvrchcs. Lon-
don, 1623. 2v. in 1. f COa.5
Abridgment of that booke delivered to his maies-
tie, Dec. 1, 1004. See Lincoln diocess .... 78.114
Abstract of certaine acts of parlement : injunc-
tions, etc 58.1
Ansvvere to the petition of the ministers desiring
reformation. See Oxford university 59.21
Articles of the church of England. See Great
Britain 26.160
Bacon, Sir F. Certaine considerations for the
better establishment of the church of Eng-
land 10.101 and 78.108
Barlow, W. Conference at Hampton court,
1603, on the millenary petition 59.22
Bastwick, J. Apologeticus ad prassules Angli-
canos 58.15
Book of common prayer. See Briefe discourse
of the trovbles 59.17
Carleton, G., bp. Examination whether the doc-
trine of the Pelagians and Arminians be the
doctrines of the 66. W
Certaine argvments to perswade parliament . . 78.118
Cert;iine demandes propounded vnto the arch-
bishop of Canterbury, etc 78.113
Church of England not in danger 16.245
Covell, W. Examination of some things in vse
in the 78.107
Dialogue botweeue an old protestaut and a new
formalist 78.110
ENGLAND
96
EUCL1DES
Shelf. No.
ENTH. \M>, cinu-i-li i.f. continued.
Directory for the pnblique worship. .S'ee'W'^t-
min>ter a--embly 59.26
Ficimes AV. speeches upon the bishops, tlie
litnrgie, and separation 78.33
II:ill, J. Apolou'ie of the chvrch (if England
againM the I'.rownists 59.59a
Hi !, I.. Errors of the bouko of common
prayer 32.31
Iliitiuii, T. Reasons for rcfvsal of svbscription
to the li.ioke of common praicr 58.5
,Taeoi>, II. Defence of the chvrches and ministry. 78.104
Jewell, J. Apologia ecclesiaj Anglicanoe . . . 58.33
Late dialogue concerning the condition of the . 32.19
Morton. T. Defence of the ceremonies of the . 58.3
Nicolson, \V. Exposition of the catechism of
the 69.2
Ordinance selling the presbytcriall government
in the. See Great Britain. Parliament. . . 59.32
Petition to her maiestie . 78.97
Powell, G. Consideration of the dcpriued and
silenced ministers arguments 78.119
Reasons ngainst subscription. See Briefe
annswere 59.59
Register, Parte of a 59.57
Robinson, J. Lawfvlues of hearing the minis-
ters in the 79.17
Itogers, T. The thirty nine articles analysed
and proved 69.33,36
Sprint, J. The necessity of conformitie to the
ceremonies of ovr chvrch 58. 4
See also: Bishops, Conformity, Nonconformists,
Non-conformity, Puritanism, Subscription, Tillies.
ENC.LANPS complaint to Icsvs Christ against the
bishops canons, n. p., 1640. pp. (5'2). 4 . . 32.32
ENGLISH, T. The crisis or, impartial judgment upon
pnblick affairs. London, MDCCXXXF. pp.24.
4 26.126
EX::LISII chronology. 1688 to 1696. Oxford, 1696. 8. 7S.132
ENGLISH language. The gvide into tongves. Min-
sheu, J 81.1, 2
ENQUIKV, An, into the reasons of the conduct of
Greal I'.ntain, with relation to the present
of all'airs in Europe. London, JI.DCC.
xxvil. S 26.116
EPAHCIIIIS, A. Varia opuscula. Gr. et Lat. [Le
Moyne. Varia sacra] v. Iof20a.9
EPICTF.TI:S. Epicteti enchiridion, ct Cebetis tabula,
Gr -e,\ I. atine. [H. Wblfio interprete. Cum
notis J. D. Sneeaui.] Lugduni Batavorum,
Hr;l. 32 75.29
- Same. Londini, 1070. pp. (4), 53. 8 70.0
EPlCU:r-. Philosophic Epicuri syntagma, etc. See
G idi, P 36.28
Krioit A v, ;. l<'lorilcginm epigrammatum Gr.-vcoruin
ct Latinornm. Karnaby,T 76.29
Ki'ii-n \MI s, ,,/ Sn/ii/iiis or Constunfin. Contra
i ' . . I opn 9, I'anariiiiii, sine Ar-
rnia, ant ( ' ip.-nla medica appellatum. I. Cor-
Dario interpret.-. Ilasileic, M. I). I,\XVJ1I. f. 20.7
Erirn \'. n . N. Empirl . Renou, J. de . . . 35.2
Ei'iscoivvcY. Ola , D. 1'rimitive episcopacy
d and cleared 59.69
]>ire,-tion, concerning episcopall governuie:,i .
See} , etc 26.170
I)i>wnaiiii', <i. I>d'. nee ' ion maintayn-
i:ig tiiat I ml] I'miction i .. ,.!]
and diui.ie institution .V.l.'i
liii Moulin, L. Epiacopatum esse juris divlnl. .
Jlall, .1., lip. Ilniiiidi' i-eni instra tee to parlia-
ment
])elV i the IniniMe i
11,1'iiinond, II. \'i:i.licati f th tiODS
eming epi -e> .p.iele
J.mi'.'jiui), W. iSuiu of the ep;
Shelf. No.
EPISCOPACY, I-HH United.
Marshall, S. Answer to bishop Hall's Humble
remonstrance ................ 59.6
U.-her, J. The reduction of episcopacy unto the
furm of synodical government ........ 67.10
Vane, ,s',Y ||., ///, younger. Spi'ceb on a bill
;:gain-t episcopall-goveroment ........ 78.10
Vindication of episcopacie ........... :;_'.! 7
Waller, JC. Speech concerning episcopacie . . Tv_:.'>
See aim : AJM -t ,lii :il succession, Bisnops.
EPITOME troporum ac schematum grammnticorum
i't rhetoricum. [Ivavenspnrgi ? 1541?] 8.
[Imperfect. No title page] .........
ERASMl'S, D. Ada'_'h>nim i-pit..me per !;. 'j'appium
auela. Accessit adagiorum I. Vlpio obserna-
torvm c]iilom:o. Antverpin?, M. D. till. S.
Adagiorum epitome. Ed.noviss. Amstclodami,
EST,
Colloqnia nunc emendatiora. Cum annot. A.
Montani. Amstelodami, do loc LVIII. 12.
Collorpjia. [No title-page.] 8. [Imperfect] .
Ecclesiastes, sive cotu-ionator evangelicus. Lib.
1. Londini, M.DCC XXX. 8 .........
Moriaj encomium, cum G. Listrii commeutariis.
Kpistohe aliquot additoe. Cum Erasmi respon-
sione adversus M. Lutheri epistolam. Oxo-
nice, 1653. 12 ................
In No win Testamcntvm annotationes, quintum
recognitre. Easileae, M. n. xxxv. f . . . .
Enarratio in cpistolas et evangelia. See Bible.
N. T. Selections ..............
ERPENHJS, or Erpe, T. van. Grammatica Arahica.
Leidaj, 1613. 4 ........ . ......
Grammatica Ebraja. n. p., M. DC. xxvu. 8".
Areanvm pvnctationis. See Cappcl, L .....
EKSKINE, J. Ministers of the gospel cautioned
against giving offence. A sermon. Edin-
burgh, MDCCLXIV. pp. (2). 39. 8 .....
ESSEN, A. Systematis theolo-iri pars prior. Ultra-
jecti,ClolD C LIX [dogmatic!, tomns seeundus.
Amstelsedarai, cloloctxi]. 2v.ini. 4. .
\V. Annotationes in pr.-reipva ac difiiciliora
sacr;e scriptvrx loca. 2a cd. Dvaci, M. DC.
xxtx. f ..................
In omnes Pavli ct septem catholicas epistolas
commentaria. Opera I. Merlo Ilorstii. Colo-
nise Agrippinse, M. DC. XXXI. 3v.ini. f . .
In qvatvorlibros [Petri Lombard!] sentenliarvm
commentaria. 1'arisiis, M. DC. xxxvill. 4v. ill
2. f " ....................
ESTIENNE (Lat. Stephanns), C. l>ietionarivm his-
toricvm, geographicvm, poelicvm. Colonite
Allohrogvm, M. DCXXVII. 4 ........
E.STIENSK ( I. at. Stephanns), H. Concordat) ti, i ;
Latinas Testament! Novi. Geneva-, M. uc. f " .
EsTir.NM". H. Exposition sur S. Matthieii, S. Maro,
s.l. i.e. Sei r.ible. N. T. Gospels .....
Novi Testameiiti libri, cum notis. ,S'n' P.i'ule. N.
T. Greek ..................
ESTYE (Liit. Esteius), G. Oratlo de certitvdino
tis, feperseverantia sanctorvm. See Ames, \\'.
IC'i'inrs. Ames, W. A.lversns ethieam di-pntatio .
Ari-tntele-i. Kiiiloma- d>n-trin;ci moralis, c'X de-
cem liliris Kthicoriim a : .hum ....
Cicero, M. T. V:t!iie . i liana 1 libri diu> . .
Mire, II. I'.neliiridion etbicum ........
Slier, J. Pra->i-ept:l etliiea> ..........
10 1 ci.i D ' ] ' with Aivhimi-
ms of Hi sphere and c\ Under
P.y
I. l'..irro\v. AnnexM Kuclide'-: I >al a \viih M ari-
n i'g I'rei'.iee, and a brief 'I'reat i-e of regular
!:[liy K. l-'oix]. An.! a Si.ppleir.ent [by II.
Wil j. I i LOU, K-2. S" .........
37.16
38.15
38.24
38.25
38.13
49.42
38.23
52.12
48.21
51.12
50a.24
40a.ll
17.261
04.11
41.7
52.3
20.4
72.10
51.2
52.13
48.15
37.22,
7i'>.2:>
7i'>.-7
r.7.17
oli.lS
34.14
EUNA.PIUS
97
FIENNES
Shelf. No.
EUNAPIUS Sardianus. De vitis philosopborum &
sopliistarum, II. lunio interprcte aucta, &
emendata. H. Commeleni opera. Acccdunt
eiusdum legationes. See Diogenes Laerlius . . 75.8
EUROPE. Arthus, G. Mcrcurius Gallobelgicus, 1555-
1627 79.9
Bethel, S. Interest of princes and states, 1680 . 79.0
Considerations on the present state of affairs in
Europe, 1730 26.221
Isselt, M. J. van. Mercurius Gallo-belgicus,
1593,94 79.8
Memoirs of the occurrences of Europe, since the
treaties of Nimeguen and Ryswick 27.70
Sleidanus, J. Tabvlae in libros historiarvm de
repub. 1517-55 79.4
Tables of the soveraign princes and princesses
in 1703 79.13
See also : Bohemia, France, Geertruydenberg, Ger-
many, Great Britain, Hungary, Netherlands, Home,
Ryswick, Scandinavia, Switzerland, Turin, Turkey,
Venice, Zurich.
EUTHYMIUS Zygabencs. Prsefatio in Psalmos. Gr.
ct Lat. [Le Moyne. Varia sacra] . . . v. 1 of 20a.9
EVANCE, D. The noble order. A sermon before the
lords, January 28. 1045. London, 1046. pp.
(7), 46. 4" 55.3
EVERARD, 11. Reflection upon his account of his
conversion to the Romish church. See Poole,
M 70a.22
Threefold defence of the doctrine of original
sin. Against his Creation and fall of man.
See Stephens, K" 66.13
EVIDENCES of revealed religion. Duplessis-Mornay,
P. De veritate religionis Christiana? 67.12
Grotius, H. De veritate religionis Christi-
an 67.30 and 63.12
Hamilton, W. Truth and excellency of the
Christian religion 16.204
Minucius Felix, M. Octavius 20a.ll, 24
See also : Christians, Gospel.
EXACT list, An, of the second parliament of king
George. London, 1723. pp. (2), 61. 8 . . . 2727
EXCISE. An argument against excises. D'Anvers, C. 26.39
EXCOMMUNICATION. A triple antidote. Titchborne,
J 26.271
EYE. De occulo. Brerewood, E 37.4
EYRE, W. Reply to Vindicise justificatiouis gratuita?.
See Woodbridge, B 64.19
FAUER, P. Agouisticon, de re athletica Ivdisqye vet-
ervm gymnicis, nivsicis, atque circensibus.
Lvgdvni, cL>. ID. xcu. f 72.10
Semestrivm liber vnvs-tertivs. Accesseruut com-
mentary, de ivRlitia et ivre, de origine ivris,
de magistral. Rom. Lvgdvui, Clo. ID. xc-xcv.
3v. in 1. f 72.12
FAIR and impartial testimony, in name of a number
of ministers of the church of Scotland, unto
the principles of that church. Edinburgh,
M.DCC.XLIV. 8 27.170
FAIRCLOUGH, R., Funeral sermon for. See Howe, J. 28.105
FAITH. Rogers, J. The doctrine of 68.5, 8
Watson, R. De fide rational! , 36.31
FALKLAND, Viscount. See Gary, L.
FALKNER, W. Two treatises. The first, concerning
reproaching Si censure : the second, an answer
to Serjeant's Sure-footing. Annexed three ser-
mons. London, MDCLXXXIV. 4 60a.20
FAMILY religion revived. Goodwin, P 57.7
FANCOURT, S. The nature and expediency of the
gospel revelation, and a public ministry. A
sermon at the ordination of Henry Lane. An-
nexed, Mr. Lane's confession of faith; and E.
Warren's charge. Sarum, M. DCC. xxxmi.
pp. (2), 69. 8 32.1
13
Shelf. No.
FARNABY, T. Florilegium epigrammatum Grsoco-
rum, eorumque Latino versu a variis reddito-
rum. Londini, 1671. 8 76.29
Index rhetoricus et oratorius, scholis & institu-
tion! tenerioris celatis accommodatus. Ad-
jiciuntur formvloa oratoriaa et index poeticus.
Ed. 4a. Londini, 1646. 12 37.21
Phrases oratorios elegantiores. Ed. 8a. Acccs-
scrunt phrases poetica?. Londini, 1048. 18 . 76.14
FARTHER search, A, into the conduct of the allies.
Swift, J 27.41
FASTING, Meditations concerning. Bolton, R. . . . 54.32
FATHERS of the church. Hickman,H. Justification
of the, for denying the positivity of sin . . . 20n.22
.Ittig, T. De hibliothecis et catenis patrurn . . 20a.l4
Le Moyne, S- In varia sacra notaa et observa-
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See also : Apostolic fathers.
FAY, T. Trias lectionum physicarum. Trajecti ad
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FfiNELON, F. de S. de la M. The maxims of the saints
explained, concerning the interiour life. Add-
ed, thirty-four articles, by the arch-bishop of
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With the French-king's and the arch-bishop of
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Vindication of Dr. Twisse fn'm the ezceptlona
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creatures, and the mndition of their state by creation;
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Of the churches of Christ; <jovernincnt and discipline
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terris; Rcditus precationum; Vanitas cogitationum.
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paging.
Same. London, MDCXLTII. 4
A childe of light walking in darkncs : ora treatise
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The great interest of states and kingdomes.
Sermon before the house of commons, at their
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The retvrne of prayers. London, 1636. 4" ...
The vanity of thovghts discovered: their danger
and cvre. London, 1638. pp. (6), 54, (1). 4 .
Zurubbabels encovrageraent to finish the tem-
ple. Sermon before the house of commons, at
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(4), 59. 4"
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Variai lectioncs in Fulgcntium & Isidoruni; I.ibi-r
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1616. 4
GouLART, S. Anthologie morale et Chresticnne,
Cenrve, M. DC. xvni. 8"
GOUT. De podagricis, Siarthritieis rnorbis retractatio.
Sacchctti, G
GOVERNMENT. Aristotelos. Discourses of
Baxter, 11. Holy commonwealth, or political
aphorisms 7 'a
Civil polity of the' kingdom of Christ. See
Christian commonwealth
Dongall, W. De origine imperil civilis, & po-
testale siiiimionim imperantimn
(iood work for a good magistrate
Maniix.,1. de. ReSOlvtlonB polltiqVGB, I I ma \irne. -
54.27
54.24
55.7
54.25
54.26
54.28
59.3
67.37
72.17
50.33
50.32
76.5
70a.G
.23, 24
17.141
67.24
I'atri/.ii, K. Epitome cuiiuneiitariorvin
79a.23
79a.U
GOVERNMENT
101
GREAT BRITAIN
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GOVERNMENT, continued.
Santa Maria, J. de. Policie vnveiled 69a.40
Sexaginta casus politic!. See Disqvisitiones . . 70a.l7
See also : Capital punishment, Constable, Conscience
(Liberty oO, Law, Monarchy, Plato, Subject, Succes-
sions, Theft.
GOWER, S. Things now-a-doing. A sermon before
the house of commons, at their fast, luly 31.
1644. London, 1644. pp. (8), 20, (4). 4 ... 55.55
GRACE. Alvarez, D., abp. De avxiliis divince gra-
tiaj 68.27
Baxter, R. Difference between grace and mo-
rality 64.15
Formulaire de consentcment des eglises re-
formees sur la grace universelle. See Switz-
erland 79.26
Tiscator, J. Tractatus de gratia Dei 67.24
Prynne, W. Defence of vniversall 66.22
Rutherford, S. Exercitationes apologeticas pro
divina gratia 68.18
Watson, R. De gratia salutari resistibli .... 36.31
Whitfield, T. Refutation of loose opinions . . 16.182
GRJECJE grammatices ruclimenta. Londini, MDC
LXXXIII. 8 77.13
GR^ECARUM sententiarum spicilegium : cum Latina
versioiie. Opera J. R. Londini, MDCCII,
MDCCV. 2v. in 1. 8" 77.18
GRANADA, L. de. Catechisme ov introdvction av
symbole de la foy. Mis en frangois par N.
Colin. Lyon, M. DCII. 8 69.3
Catechisme et introduction av symbole de la foy.
Paris, M. DC. xxv. f 70.3
GREAT Britain. Abridgment of all the statutes in
force from Magna Charta. Begun by E. Win-
gate; continued to 1689. London, 1689. 8. 79a.27
Articles of peace and commerce, concluded in
the names of lames, king of great Britaine.
and Philip, king of Spain, &c. 18. Aug. 1604.
Translated out of Latine. London, 1605. pp.
(44). 4 78.111
Catalogue and collection of ordinances, &c.
Published from Decem. 16. 1653. unto Septcmb.
3. 1654. London, 1654. f 69a.3S
Four bills sent to the king to the Isle of Wight
with the propositions. And the articles of the
church of England; with the rules concerning
suspension from the Lord's supper in cases of
ignorance. London, 1647. pp. 46. 4 .... 26.160
Injvnctions given by the qvecnes majestic con-
cerning the clergie and laity of this realme.
Published 1559. London, 1641. pp. (29). 4. 59.16
Letters and memorials which have lately passed
between the ministers of Great-Britain, France,
and Spain. London, 1727. pp. 48. 8 .... 27.48
Some further observations on the treaty be-
tween Great-Britain and France 26.48
Parliament.
Act against vagrants. [No title-page. London,
1657.] pp. 3. f 69a.20
Act for an assessment, for three years ; from the
twenty fourth of June 1657. London, 1657.
pp. (2), 28. f 69a 20
Act for an assessment upon England, of sixty
thousand pounds the moneth, for three
moneths. London, 1657. pp. (2), 77. f . . 60a.l5
Act for continuing the subsidie of tunnage and
poundage, and for reviving an act for the bet-
ter packing of butter. London, 1657. pp. (2),
16. f 69a.l7
Act for disannulling the pretended title of
Charles Stuart. London, 1657. pp. (2), 4. f '. 69a.l3
Act for discovering, convicting and repressing
popish recusants. London, 1657. pp. (2),
21. f 69a.28
Shelf. No.
GREAT Britain. Parliament, continued.
Act for indepmnifying such persons as have
acted for the service of the publiquc. London,
1657. pp. (2), 5. f 69a.26
Act for preventing the multiplicity of buildings
in and about the suburbs of London. London,
1657. pp. (2), 24. f 69a.24
Act for punishing such persons as live at high
rates, and have no visible estate or calling.
[No title-page. London, 1657.] pp.4. f . 69a.25
Act for quiet enjoying of sequestred parsonages
and vicaridgcs by the present incumbent.
[No title-page. London, 1657.] pp. 4. f . 69a.30
Act for raising fifteen thousand pounds sterling
in Scotland. London, 1657. pp. (2), 38. f . 69a.l9
Act for selling the postage. London, 1657. pp.
(2), 8. f C 9a.36
Act for setling the prices for wines. London,
1657. pp. (2), 2. f 69a.23
Act for the adjournment of this present parlia-
ment, from lune 1657 to lanuary next. Lon-
don, 1657. pp. (2), 2. f 69a.37
Act for the attainder of the rebels in Ireland.
London, 1657. pp. (2), 24. f 69a.34
Act for the better observation of the Lords-day.
London, 1657. pp. (2), 17. f 69a.27
Act for the better suppressing of theft upon the
borders of England and Scotland. London,
1657. pp. (2), 9. f 69a.33
Act for the confirming and setling of estates
in Ireland. London, 1657. pp. (2), 21. f . 69a.35
Act for the exportation of several commodities.
London, 1657. pp. (2), 10. f 69a.l2
Act for the improvement of the revenue of the
customs and excize. [No title-page. London,
1657.] pp. 4. f 69a.l8
Act for the security of the lord protector. Lon-
don, 1657. pp. (2), 10. f 69a.ll
Act for the taking away of purveyance and com-
positions for purveyance. London, 1657. pp.
(2), 2. f 69a.31
Act for the taking away the court of wards and
liveries. London, 1657. pp. (2), 2. f " . . . 69a.l4
Act giving licence for transporting fish in for-
reign bottoms. [No title-page. London, 1657.]
pp.3. f 69a.32
Act of the commons for the speedy raising of
monies by way of new impost or excise. Lon-
don, 1649. pp. 40. f 33.4
Act touching several acts, made April 1653-
Septcmber 1654. London, 1657. pp. (2),
20. f 69a.21
Additional act advancing the receipts of the ex-
cise and new-impost. London, 1657. pp. (2),
61. f 69a.l6
Another declaration sent to his majesty, March
21. 1641. London, 1641. pp. (2), 5. 4 .... 78.57
Note. This is identical in language with the " Pe-
tition to his majestic March 20. 1042." (78.55..)
Answer to his majestic, ninth of May, 1642. To
two messages from his majestic, concerning
Sir lohn Hothams refusal! to give his majestie
entrance into Hull. With his majesties reply.
London, 1642. pp. (2), 5. 4 78.45
Declaration and votes, concerning the magazine
at Hull, and Sir John Hotham governour. Lon-
don, 1642. pp. (8). 4 78.43
Same. London, 1642. pp. (2), 6. 8 78.44
Same. And his majesties answer thereunto.
London, 1642. pp. (2), 14. 4 78.46
Declaration concerning his maiesties messages
about the militia. London, 1642. pp. (8). 4. 78.47
Declaration : with additionall reasons. Annexed,
his majesties speech, 9 of March, 1641. Lou-
don, 1641. pp.16. 4" 78.58
GREAT BRITAIN
102
GREAT BRITAIN
Shell'. No.
GREAT Britain. Parliament, continued.
Depositions and articles against Thomas carle
of StraffordFeb.16.1640. n. p., 1640. pp. (2),
45. 4 78.90
Directions for the electing of ruling-elders. Lon-
don, 1G45. pp. (2), 10. 4 59.30
Instructions agreed upon for commissioners, for
surveying [various forests]. London, 1057. pp.
(2), 14. f 60a.22
Message to the kings majesty, March 2S. ir,42
[on the appointment of the lord admiral].
With his answer. London, 1641. pp. (2), 5. 4. 78.54
Message unto bis majestic, concerning the prince.
With the answer of his majestie thereunto.
With his answer concerning the militia.
London, 1641. pp. (2), 13. 4 78.60
New declaration : sent to the kings majesty, the
i>ixtrenlh of March upon his removal! to York.
Also his majesties message to parliament: with
the votes and resolutions, 16 of March 1G41.
London, 1642. pp. (1), 6. 4 78.59
Order of the house of commons, declaring the
high hreach of priviledge, hy his majesties
coming, attended with persons, armed, to
the commons house. London, 1642. pp. (7). 4. 78.70
Ordinance for keeping scandalous persons from
the Lords supper. London, 1645. pp. 16. 4.
[Black-letter] 59.28
Ordinance. For the defence of England and
Wales. London, 1641. pp. 15. 4 78.62
Ordinance : for the ordering of the militia.
London, 1642. pp. (2), 5. 4 78.68
Ordinance for the ordination of ministers pro
tempore. London, 1644. pp. (2), 15. 4 ... 59.27
Ordinance for selling the presbyteriall govern-
ment in the church of England. London, 1646.
PP- (2), 9. 4" 59.32
Ordinance, giving power to presbyteries to or-
daine ministers. London, 1645. pp. (2), 6. 4.
Ordinance 28* of August 1641. For the speedie
disarming of popish recusants. London, MD
CXH. pp. (2), 17. 4"
Ordinance. With rules concerning suspension
from the Lords supper in cases of ignorance
and scandall. Also the names of triers and
iudges of the ability of elders in London.
London, 1645. pp. (2), 2, 14. 4
Ordinances for the establishing of the presby-
teriall government. London 16[45], 46. 4.
Contents. Directions for the choosing of ruling-
ciders ; Ordinances : Concerning suspention from the
Lords supper; Giving power to presbyteries to ordaine ;
For keeping scandalous persons from the Lords-
supper, the enabling of congregations for the choyce
of elders, etc.
Petition [concerning the expedition] to Ireland ;
presented [to his majestic] 18 of April.
[With] hie majesties answer. London, 1642.
PP. (2), 6. 4
Same. With his majesties [final] answer.
London, 1642. pp. (2), 14. 4
Petition concerning the militia. With his majes-
ties answer. London, MDCXLI. pp. (2), 0. 4.
Petition to his majestie, March 20. 1642. With
his answer. And petition of noblemen and
gentlemen. And of the countie of Lincoln,
with his majesties answers. London, MDCXLII.
pp. (2), 22. 4
Petition to the king, for leave to remove the
magazine at Hull to the tower of London :
ami also to take off the reprieve of six con-
demned priests. With hi* maje.-ties answer.
London, MIK-M. II. pp. (-'), 6. 4
Sitnic. Also names of colonella. London, n.d.
PP. 8- 4
59.31
78.77
59.29
59.45
78.51
78.49
78.63
78.55
78.52
78.50
Shell. No.
GREAT Britain. Parliament, continued.
Petition and advice presented unto the lord pro-
tector [May 25, 1007]. Also, their additional
petition. With his highness consent. London,
1657. pp. (2), 20. f 69a.lO
A proposition sent to his majestie, by the house
of commons, for a guard. With his majesties
answer. London, MDCXLI. pp. (2), 5,4. 4.
Propositions for the reducing of Ireland. And
the votes thereupon. London, MDCXLt. pp.
(2), 18. 4"
Remedies for removing some obstructions in
church-government. London, 1647. pp. 8. 4.
A remonstrance of the state of the kingdom.
London, 1641. pp. (26). 4"
Report from the commissioners [on the public
revenues, &c. No title-page.] 8 26.118
Two petitions to his majestie. Febr. 2. 1641.
With his majesties answer : and his consent for
the Princesse Maries going to Ilolland. . Lon-
don, MDCXLI. pp. (2), 18. 4 78.66
78.75
78.61
59.35
78.73
Collection of petitions against the trade with
France 26.217
Cotton, Sir R. B. Power of the pccres and
comons of parliament, in point of judicature . 78.84
Five matters of state, between his majesty, and
parliament. See Charles I 78.43
Manner of holding parliaments in England . . 78.83
Priviledges and practice of parliaments in
England 78.81
Proceedings of the last house of commons. See
Historical 26.46
Raleigh, Sir W. Prerogative of parliaments in
England 78.82
True list of the lords spiritual and temporal,
1"14 16.193
- Same. 1715 v. 3 of 19.1
Ecclesiastical history.
Declaration [against innovations in worship].
London, MDCXLI. pp. (2), 6. 4 78.76
The 1 d's first protest [and] the 1 s second
protest. [The latter dated 7. Junii 1712. The
date of the former torn off. No title-page.]
pp.8. 8* 27.161
Edwards, T. Gangraena: or, a catalogue of
heresies, 1642-46 lOa.10
. Fuller, T. Church-history of Britain untill 1648. 10.5,7
Kirkpatriek, J. Historical essay upon the loyalty
of presbyterians in Great-Britain and Ireland
from the reformation to 1713 78.1
. Prynne, W. Proceedings of the pope to under-
mine the protestant religion 69a.5
Strype, J. Annals of the reformation in the
church of England, 1558-80 10.4
Usher, J. Britannicarum ecclesiarvin autiqvi-
tates 10a.7
fee also: Congregational churches, Deans, Sects,
Sermons.
History.
Blackmore, Sir R. Short history of the last
parliament, 1699 26.38
. Burnct, G., lp. From James I. to the revolu-
tion 90.3
Clarke, 8. Historian's guide, 1600-79 79.23
Collection of all remonstrances, messages, etc.
between the kini; and parliament, December
1641, untill March 21, 1043. See ( liarles I, of
Kiiij1iiil 78.5
Doglioni, G. X. England's remembrancer, II'.HH-
75, by S. Clarke 7
Knu'l'^h chronology, ir.SS-DG 7 > vl:'.2
History of BTCcoaslona V'.'a.-S
Milton, J. Opera oniuia Latina 90.11
GREAT BRITAIN
103
GREAT BRITAIN
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GREAT Britain. History, continued.
Narrative of the proceedings of the fleet: giv-
ing an account of what hath passed since their
arrivall at Graves End 26.166
Gates, T. Display of tyranny in the courts of
Westminster, and Guild-Hall, 1678-88 .... 78.135
Ockland, C. Anglorvm prselia, 1327-1558 . . . 78.130
De pacatissimo Angliae statu, imperante Eliza-
fce'ha 78.130
Rushworth, J. Historical collections, 1617-60. 78.2
Historical collections, 1618-29 90.12, 13
Smithurst, B. Continuation of The historian's
guide, Nov. 1637-June 1689 78.131
Speed, J. History of Great Britaine 80.1
Stow, J. Abridgement of the English chronicle. 78.129
Truth its manifest. A relation of things from
the beginning of these troubles to 1645 . . . 79.18
Vergilio, P. Anglic* historic libri xxvi . . . 90.6
See also: Chester, Cornwall, Gunpowder plot, Ire-
land, London, Norfolk, Periodicals, Roman catholics,
Scotland, South sea scheme, Stage, Treason, Wales.
Jurisprudence.
Britton, J., bp. Britton. Second ed 79a.l9
Coke, Sir E. Declarations and other pleadings,
contained in the reports of Coke 69a.8
Cowell, J. Institvtiones jures Anglicani . . . 79a.l4
Crompton, R. L'avtoritie et ivrisdiction des
covrts de la maiestie de la roygne 79a.25
The debtors act consider'd 26.16
See cdso : Ecclesiastical law.
Civil and political institutions.
Arguments for the Jews admission into Eng-
land. See Israels condition 79.14
Bacon, Sir F. Considerations tovching a warre
with Spain 27.101
Boyer, A. The interest of Great Britain, with
relation to the differences among northern po-
tentates i> yg 121
Gary, H., earl of Monmouth. Speech upon the
present distractions, 1641 78.36
Cautions to those who are to chuse members to
serve in parliament 26.40
Chamberlen, P. The poore mans advocate . 17.140
Charles I, of England. Declaration of the causes
which moued him to dissolve parliament, 1628. 78.78
Declaration, etc., 1640 78.79
On the rebellion in Scotland 78.80
Considerations on the present state of affairs
in Europe 26.221
Defence of the treasures of the present ad-
ministration 26.45
Digby, Lord G. Speeches concerning griev-
ances and the trienniall parliament 78.30
Elizabeth, Queen. Defence of the Lowe countries. 78.96
English, T. The crisis 20.126
Enquiry into the reasons of the conduct of Great
Britain
26.116
Fiennes, N. Speech before parliament, 20th o f
Jan -> * G 57 2G.1G1
Speech before parliament, 27th of Jan., 1658. . 26.164
Guyse, J. God's alarm to Great-Britain . . . 18.76
Hare, F. The sin and folly of conspiracies
against the present government, 1722 16.152
Harris, W. Sermon on the thanksgiving, June
7, 1716, for suppressing the rebellion 17.108
Haywood, Sir J. Treatise of vnion of Eng-
land and Scotland 78.110
Hollis, D. Speech concerning the protestation
of the house of commons 78.12
Honour and prerogative of the queen's majesty
vindicated 27 47
Humble petition of the officers of the army to
parliament 26.167
Shelf. No.
GREAT Britain. Civil institutions, continued.
Humble petitions. See Easterne association . . 12.14
James I, of England. Speech in parliament . 78.105
Speech in the starre-chamber 27.109
Lenthall, W. Speech relating to the distempers
of England and Ireland 78.39
Letter from the officers of the army in Scotland,
to the speaker of parliament 26.165
Letter to an officer of the army concerning a
select senate, &c 26.134
Lloyd, D. State-worthies since the reformation. 78.128
Management of the war . 27.09
Mercy of the government vindicated 26.193
Monk, G. Letter to parliament, 1660 26.172
Offers of France explained 26.112
Peters, H. A word for the armie 12.16
Political state of Great Britain for Nov., 1714 . . 26.219
Politicks on both sides, with regard to foreign
affairs v. 20 of 29.1
Pulpit incendiary 12.18
Pym, J. Speech, Jan. 25, 1641 7S.51a.69
Speech concerning the grievances of the king-
dome, 1642 ^ 78.41
Remarks on A defence of the measures of the
present administration 26.222
Ross, A. Tonsor ad cutem rasus .78.137
Scot, T. The Belgicke pismire 65.33
Settle, E. The character of a popish successor. 27.55
Smith, T. De republica Anglorum 79a.l2
Some observations on the Occasional writer,
Numb. IV 26.225
Some observations on the present state of affairs
in a letter to a member of the Louse of
commons 26.223-
Steele, Sir R. The crisis 26.31
The Englishman 26.26
Streater, J. Letter to Lord Fleetwood .... 28.108
The supposal : or a new scheme of government. 20.125
Swift, J. Conduct of the allies, and the late
ministry in the present war 20.122
That it is of the last importance that England
have a footing upon the continent. See Me-
moirs 27.70
Toland, J. Dunkirk or Dover 27.06
Vindication of the present m y, 1740 2S.107
"Walker, C. Relations and observations upon
parliament, 1048-60 73.3
Ward, N. A religious retreat sounded to a
religious army 12.19
Warres and State-affairs of Great Britain, 1649-53.
See Britania triumphalis 79.20
Wentworth, Sir T. The liberty of the subject
and the priviledge of parliament 78.32
What's to be expected from a new parliament . 2G.121
A word to Mr. Peters 12.17
See also: Charles I, Charles II, Charles Edward,
Cromwell, Elizabeth, England (Church of), George
I, Ireland, James I, Parliament, Pretender, Scotland,
Sermons (Fast and Thanksgiving), Ship money, Slar
chamber, Whigs.
Finance.
Davenant, C. Act for examining the public ac-
counts 25.123, 124
Serious considerations on the high duties, 1748 . 26.47
Miscellaneous references.
Apollonij, W. Consideratio qvarvndam contro-
versiarvm qua? in Anglia? regno hodie agitan-
tur 58.20
Proceedings of the grand-committee of both king-
doms for religion, in the matter of toleration.
See Goodwin, T 59.3
Rosewell, S. They became a sign. Sermon on
the deaths of the lords, beheaded for high-trea-
son, Feb. 24, 1715, 16 61.161
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Shelf. No.
GREAT Britain, jfiscellaneous references, emit in uc<l.
Smitlmrst, B. Britain's glory and England's
bravery 78.131
Wallace, R. Ignorance and superstition, the
cause of the |iiv>rnt rebellion 10.202
GREAT Britain and ;ipain. Articles of peace. In a
treaty at Madrit, lift of Noitemlier, M.DC.xxx.
Transl. out of Latine. London, 1030. 4 . . 27.105
Treaty concluded at Utrecht, July, 1713. London,
1714. 4' 26.25
jV'ofe. In Spanish, Latin and English.
GREEK antiquities. See Games.
GREEK church. See Differences 66.28
GREEK language. Grammar.
Caimlen, W. Institutio GraBcaj grammaices [sic]
compendiaria 77.22, 31
Clenard, N. Institvtiones 72.15
Coelemann, P. Opus prosodicum Grsccvrn . . 77.11
Fraucklin, R. Tractatvs de touis in lingua Grse-
canica 77.25
Grajcac grammatices rudimenta 77.13
Lcedes, E. Mcthodus Graecam linguam docendi. 77.16
Maquotus, . Ad prima rudimenta Graecaa lin-
guas discenda Gra3co-Latinum compendium . 77.20
Possel, J. Suvrafis Grasca 77.23
Scot, A. Vniversa grammatica Graaca .... 77.3
Verwey, J. Nova via docendi Graeca 77.2
Viger, F. De proecipuis Groeesa dictionis idio-
tismis 77.27
Lexicography.
Ilesycbius. Aei:oi'
Lubin, E. Clavis Graecse lingvae 77.19,
Robertson, W. Thesaurus Grca> linguae . . .
Ituland, M. Synonymia Latino Grseca ....
Sehrevel, C. Lexicon manuale Graeco-Lati-
num
Syntagma radicum lingua Grsecae
Literature.
Caussin, N. Thesavrvs Graecae poeseos ....
Heading-books.
Comenius, J. A. Jauua linguarvm trilinguis .
Grsecarum sentential
Historiarum fabcllarumque delectus. See
Possel, J. Familiarivm colloqviorvm libellvs
Grace & Latine
Note. For modern Greek poetry, see Bible. O. T.
Job, Esther, Proverbs, Lamentations.
GREENE, J. Nehcmiah's tearcs and prayers for the
ruines and repaire of Jerusalem. A sermon
before the house of commons upon their
monethly humiliation, April 24. 1014. Lon-
don, 1644. pp. (4), 40. 4
GREENHAM, R. Workcs: revised. By H. n[ol-
landj. Fifted. London, 1012. f
GREEMIU.I-, W. Exposition ( K/ekiel i-xni, xx-
xxxix. See Bible. O. T. Ezekiel . . . . 45
GREENWOOD, J. Answere to G. Gi Hard's defence of
read praiers ami devised litourgies. [No title-
page. J pp. 66. 4. [Black-letter]
Plaine refvtation. See Barrowc, II
GREGOUIIS Na/.i;in/ciius. Opera oninia. Cum.Niee-
ta3 Setronij commentarijs. Adiunrtum Nonni
opusculum. Latina facta, I. Billii labore. Ant-
vcrpiaj, M.D.LXX. f
In landem Gn-gorij oratio, inlerprete F. I.
Conone. See Gregorlus Nyssenus, S<
Monodia in magnum Baiilivm per Rapliaeli-m
Yolatcrranvm convcTsa. See Batilius Magnus,
St
gi-nno de moilei-andis dispntaliniiilins, inter-
prete 1. < lei-nlanipadio. See
senna, St
72.6
21,28
72.18
77.8
77.4
77.32
77.14
77.10
77.18
77.9
77.24
55.50
60a.2
15,20
59.37
5'J.OS
20.9
20a.S
20a.3
20a.8
Shelf. No.
GREGORYS Nyssenus, St. Opera omnia. Coloniae,
M.D.Li. f 20a.8
Contents. DC creationehominis, interprete DiomVio
Eomano exiguo; De philosophia libri octo, interprete I.
Conone; Mystica Mosaicae vita; enarratio, G. Trapc-
zontio interprete; BasiHj MULTIM de differentia vsia? &
hypostasis liber, interprete F. I. Conone; Gregorij
Na/.ianzcni, in landem (in-j.nij Nysscni oratio, iu-
tcrpretc F. I. Conone; Eiusdem sermo de moderandio
disputationibus, interprete I. Oecolampadio.
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GRENADA, L. de. See G ranada, L. de.
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Answer to a letter to the bishop of Bangor,
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pp.24. 8 .................. 26.198
The nature of the kingdom, or church, of Christ.
A sermon before the king at the royal chappel
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The present delusion of many protestants con-
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A preservative against the principles and prac-
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Letter to. See Nicholson, W .......... 26.197
Second letter to. See Snape, A ........ 26.194
Answer to Dr. Snape's second letter. iSeeWhit-
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HOAR, L. f Index biblicvs: or, the historical books
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HOARD, S. f Gods love to mankind. Manifested, by
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IIOLLIS, or Holies, D., continued.
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HORATics Flaccus, Q., continued.
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HORNECK, A. The great law of confederation. Tenth
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HORTON, T. Sinue's discovery. A sermon to the
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HOST-WOKSIIIP, The absurdity and idolatry of.
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HOTCIIKIS, T. The imputation of Christ's righteous-
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HOWE, J. The blessedness of the righteous opened,
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Of charity in reference to other ruens sins. Lon-
don, 1681. pp. (14), 56. 8 ......... 28.104
Funeral sermon for R. Fairclough. London,
1082. pp. (8), 62. 8 ............ 28.105
Of thoughtfulness for the morrow. With an ap-
pendix concerning the immoderate desire of
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Memoirs of. See Calamy, E .......... lOa.5
HOWES, E. Abridgement of the English chronicle.
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HUGO de S. Caro, card. Exposition ; entitled, A trea-
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HUISSEAU, I. d'. 1 1'" rrvnion civ cliristianisine, ov la
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58.12
49.51
IIULL
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HULL, J. Saint Peters prophesie of these last dales.
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HOLD, Eng. See Great Britain (Parliament), York-
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HUMBLE petition of the officers of the army to parlia-
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HUMPHREY, J. Animadversions upon the question of
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HUNGARY. Banishment of the Jesuits from. See
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HUSSEY, J. A warning from the winds. Sermon
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HUYGENS,or Hugenius, C. Systema Satvrnivm, sive
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HYDE, E. Speech at a conference betweene both
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HYPERIUS (originally Gerhard), A. De theologo, sou
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IGNATIUS. Epistolse nee non aeta Ignatiani martyrii.
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INFANT baptism, continued.
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INHERITANCE. De successionibus in bona defunct!,
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INTEMPERANCE in meats and drinks. Gibson, E., bp. 28.42
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INTEREST of princes and states. Bethel, S 79.6
INTERIOR life, Maxims of the saints explained con-
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ISIDORUS Hispalensis. Decreta txix pontificum.
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ISRAELS condition and cause pleaded; or some argu-
ments for the Jews admission into England.
With a vindication of Mr. Peters from asper-
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ISSELT
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JACKSON, T. Christs answer vnto Johns qvestion :
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Nazareth and Bethlehem. Two sermons. Ox-
ford, 1617. 4 65.31
A treatise of the divine essence and attribvtes.
London, 1628, 29. 2v. in 1. 4 66.34
A treatise of the holy catholike faith and chvrch.
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JACOB, H. f Attestation of many divines, that the
church government ought to bee alwayes with
the peoples free consent. Also Downames &
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fA defence of the chvrches and ministery of
Englande. Against the obiections of F. lohn-
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A treatise of the sufferings and victory of Christ
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JACOMB, T. Short account of W. Whittaker. See
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JAMES I, of England. Declaration concerning law-
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Speach in parliament. With the maner of the
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Speach in the starre-chamber, XX. of Ivne. 1616.
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Speech in parliament 19. of March 1603. London,
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Defence of his Apologie for the oath, etc., with
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Speach to, 1603. See Martin, R 59.20
,J\MI:S, T. The corrvption of Scripture, councels,
and fathers, by the church of Rome. With a
sufficient answere vnto J. Gretser, and A.
Posscuine, and the Grounds of the old religion
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Catalogvs vuiversalis librorvm in bibliotheca
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JAMESON, W. The sum of the episcopal contro-
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JANNOT, N. Traictc de 1'arnovrevse providence dc
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.) \V-I:N, C. Dopcrala cavxa papatvn, prodita a C.
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JANSON, M. S<'e Isnelt, Michael Jansoii van.
JTAM:.-, II. A vindication of Dr. Twisse from thu
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JENKTV, W. Reformation's remora. A sermon be-
fore the house of peers, 25 th of February, 1645.
the day for publike humiliation. London, 1646.
pp. (7), 36. 4 55.6
JEPHTHES, trngedia, auctore G. Buchanano. See
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JERUBBAAL : or, a vindication of the Sober testimony
against sinful complyancc, from the exceptions
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JESSEV, LT. Life. Witli an elegy on William Bridg.
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JESUITS. Barjac, G. Introdvctio in artem lesviticam. 70a.20
Chamier, D. Jesviticas epistolae 70a.20
Elizabeth, queen of England. Declaration of
great troubles from 78.95
Relation of the late iourney of the Jesuits ban-
ished from Bohemia and Ilungaria 27.114
See also: Barzjeus, C.; Borghia, F.; Gonzaga, L.;
Ignazio dc Loyola, St.; Kostka, S. ; Lessius, L.
JESUS. Prynne, W. Bowing at the name of .... 66.21
Popish original! of bowing at the name of . . . 26.245
Widdowcs, Giles. The kneelcsse puritan . . . 26.244
JEWELL, J., bp. Apologia ecclesiae Anglicana?. [No
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Expositions on the two epistles to the Thessalo-
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JEWS. Arguments for the Jews admission into Eng-
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Bunny, E. The government of the church of
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Buxtorf, J., the elder. Synagoga Ivdaica . . . 50a.35
Du Contant de la Moulette, P. Traite sur la
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Godwyn, T. Civil and ecclesiastical rites used
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Josephus, F. Opera 72.1
Jurieu, P. Doctrines and worships of the church
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JOHNSON, F. A Christian plea touching the anabap-
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.A short treatise concerning those words of
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LATIN
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t Letter to the bishop of Carlisle, concerning
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LA FAYE (Lat. Fayus), A. de. Theses theologicae.
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LANGUAGE.
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Philology (Comparative).
LARAMtiE, P. See Ramus, P.
LA ROCHEPOSAY, H. L. C. de. Celebriorum distinc-
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LATE dialogue, A, betwixt a civilian and a divine,
concerning the present condition of the church
of England. London, 1644. pp. (2), 42. 4. 32.19
LATIMER, H., bp. [Forty sermons. Title-page miss-
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LATIN language. Aler, P. Gradus ad Parnassum. 70/21
Bcchmann, C. De originibus Latin lingvas . . 76.11
Boncle, S. Vestibulum technicum 70. S
Comenius, J. A. Janua linguarvm reserata . . 70.10
Janua linguarvm trilinguis . 77.10
Pro Latinitate Janux lingvarum sua;, apologia. 49.59
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Gottfried, D. Avctores Latinae lingvac in vnvm
rcdacti corpvs 72.17
Jack, T. Onomasticon poeticvm 70.:!, -t
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Grammar.
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Goclenius, R. Observationvm lingua; Latinaa
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LATIN
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LATIN language. Grammar, continued.
Goolcnius, R. Problematum graramaticorum
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Lilly, W. Short introdvction of grammar, and
Brevis.sima institutio 70.33
Yoss, G. J. In supplcmentum vulgaris gram-
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Walker, W. Improvements to the art of teach-
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Wase, C. Essay of a practical grammar . . . 76.9
Lexicography.
Calcpio, A. da. Dictionarivmvndecimlingvarvm. 71.5
Cooper, T. Thesavrvs lingvaj Romance & Bri-
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Edmundson, II. Lingua linguarum 76.30
Fungcr, J. Etymologicvm Latinvm 76. 2
llolyoke, T. English Latin and Latin English
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Latin-English aud English-Latin dictionary. See
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Lubin, E. Vocabula Latino-Grocca 77.28
Rider, J. Dictionarium Latino et Anglicc . . . 72.22
Ruland, M. Synonymia Latino Graeca .... 77.8
Schrcvel, C. Lexicon manualo Latino-Graecurn. 77.4
Phrases.
Buchler, J. Phrasium pocticarum thesaurus . 76.25
Draxe, T. Calliepeia 76.12
Farnaby, T. Phrases oratorioe et poetical . . . 76.14
Manuzio, A. Phrases lingvae Latiuaj .... 76.32, 34
Phrases poeticoe 76.38
LATIN language, mediaeval. Archaeologvs. Spel-
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LATIN poetry (Modern).
See Ascham , R. (: H8 21) ; Bible . O. T. Proverbs" (45.18) ;
Buchanan, G. (40,34); Dillin'rham, W. (7-J.3G); Grove,
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LAUD, W., dbp. Charge of the Scottish commission-
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LAW. Blair, II. De fundamentis & obligatione legis
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Grotius, II. De jure belli ac pacis 79a.29
Hopper, J. De ivris arte 79a.20
Melanchthon, P. Whether it be mortal! sinne
to transgresse civil lawes CS.ld
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LAWYERS. Evlogia jims-eonsultorum & politicorum
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LEARMNC. Keyner, E. Necessity of, for a gospel-
preiirher, and benefits of, in all au'es 49.44
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LEE, S. Antichrist! excidium. Londini, MDCLXIV.
8 70a.l9,21
LEEDES, E. Methndus Grtccam linguam doi'rndi.
Londini, K.'.'O. 8 77.10
Prima niiliineuta (ir:cc;e lingua 1 . >SV<: Maquo-
tiiH, - 77.20
LKICII, K. Critica sacra. Observations on all the
piimiiive Ili-brcw wnrdi of (in- <)I<1 Testa-
ment. I.on.lon, Kill. 4 Q 40;, .'JO
(,'|-iti'-a sacra: or, (ibMTvalion* 11(1.111 all the
Greek words of the New 're-lain. -nt. Second
ed. London, U. DC. XLVI. 4" 47.1
Shelf. No.
LEIGH, E., continufil.
Critica sacra in two parts; the first containing
observations on all the primitive Hebrew
words of the Old Testament. Second ed. The.
second observations upon all the Greek words
of the New Testament. Third ed. London,
M. DC. L. f 51.10
LEIGH, S. Metrical version of the I'salmes. SeeBible.
O. T. Psalms 46.27
LEGRAND, A. Institutio philosopbiac, secundum
principia D. llenati Descartes. Ed.4a. Lon-
dini, MDCLXXX. 4 S6.16
Philosophia veterum, e mente llenati Descartes
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MOCLXXI. 12 36.30
LEMNIDS, L. De plantis sacris. See Valles, F. . . . 49.12
LE MOYNK, S. Varia sacra ceu sylloge variorum opvs-
cvlorvm Gra?corvmad rem ecclesiasticam spec-
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Batavor., MDCLXXXV. 2v. 4 20a.9
Contents. T. l.PoIycarpiepistola; Barnnbaequa! tri-
buiturepistola; Ilippolytiscrrao ireplroD TTO.VTOS', Bre-
vis intcrprutatioorationis Dominicae ; Germani tractatus,
de sex synoilis (n-cnincnicis; Alius tractatus dc ecptem
synodis oecumenicis; Brevis elucidatio fidei Cliristi-
ance; Brcvis instructio quomodo credere debeamns;
Basilii expositio fidei; Euthymu Zysabcni Prxfatio in
Psa'mos; Nili Uoxopatrii notitia patriarchntunm; M;ui-
uelis apologia; Ecclesioe Constantinop. cpistola ad Bo-
hemos; Bartholomasi Edesseni cnnfututio Iln^arem;
Confutatiii Miih-.imniedij; Noinina mcnsiuni vuriarum
gentium; Epiphanii de ponderibus & mensuris; Frag-
menta dc ponderibus & mensuris; Antonii Eparchi
volumen in quo varia opuscula contincntur; Chrysos-
tomi epistola ad Coc'sarium ; Prolegomena auctoris
in quibus tres dissertationcs de Polycarpo, Barnaba, &
llippolyto; Notx & obscrvationes uberiores. II. Notx:
Ad Poly carpi epistolam; Ad Barnabce epistolam; Ad
Hippolyti scrmonem.
LENTIIAL, W. Speech, before the king, in parlia-
ment, luly third. With his majesties speech
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poll-money. Star-chamber, and High commis-
sion. London, 1G41. pp. (2), 10. 4 .... 78.8
Speech 2. of December. Relating the present
distempers of England and Ireland. Also the
kings speech. London, 1641. pp. (8). 4 . . 78.39
Speech, thirteenth of May, 1641. in parliament.
At the presenting of three bills, Act for the
ehortning of Michaelmas term. For the press-
ing of marriners. For the remainder of the six
entire subsidies. London, 1641. pp. (-), 4. 4. 7x9
Speech, with bi-s majesties speech to parliament,
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poundage, n. p., 1641. pp. (2), 6. 4 .... 78.7
LE POIS (Lat. Piso), N. De cognosi-eiulis et cvrandis
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LESSIUS, L. De perfectionibvs moribvsqve divinis
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Do vita Le.ssii, cum ejns diiiinarum perfertio-
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LETTER, The, and paper inclosed; vi/. A word for
God: or, A testimony from Walei aLT-iinst
wickeilnesM in high places. With a letter in
Cromwel. [No title-pane.! 4 -'''.'> ; ''
LETTER, A, from a souldicr in Ireland, toneliin^' the
victorie there, against the Spaniards, and Irish
rebels: and the ye. 'Minn vp of Kynsali'. Lnn-
don, li'-trj. pp. (2),25. 4. [Black : letter] . . r.'.i.l'.)
LETTF.U, A, frmn a tory freeholder to bis representa-
tive in parliament, upon her majesty's speech
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LETTI-.K, \, to a country gentleman, shewing the In-
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LETTER, A, to an officer of the army concerning a
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LETTER to John Wesley : in vindication of the doc-
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ticular redemption, special vocation, and final
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LETTER to all the saints. Dutton, Mr*. A 27.130
LETTER to the bishop of Carlisle, concerning bishop
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LETTERS to John Westley : against perfection : as
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LEUSDEN, J. Compendium Biblicum continens omnes
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Contents. Vol. I. Life; Chronicle of the times, and
the order of the texts of the Old Testament; Harmony,
chronicle and order of the New Testament; The fall
of Jerusalem, and the condition of the Jews in that
land after; Harmony of the four evangelists, among
themselves, and with the Old Testament; Observations
upon Genesis; Handful of gleanings out of Exodus;
The Christian history, the Jewish, and the Roman, of
the years of Christ XXXIII-XLIV [being in part a com-
mentary upon the Acts]; The temple service in the
days of our Saviour; Erubhin or miscellanies, Chris-
tian, Judaical, and others; The temple, especially in
the days of our Saviour, described. II. Chorographi-
cal century searching out places of the land of Israel
chiefly by the light of the Talmud; Horas Hebraicte &
Talmudica: upon Matthew; Mark, with a chorograph-
ical decad; Luke, premised chorographical notes;
John, premised a chorographical enquiry; Acts and
chapters of Romans; 1 Corinthians; Discourse con-
cerning what Bibles were read in the religious assem-
blies of the Jews; Sermons: Three before the natives of
Staffordshire; Eight at the assises at Hertford; One at
the assises at Ely; Six at S. Maries, Cambridge; Six on
the fift of November; Sermon before the lord mayor;
Twenty-one private sermons.
The temple service as it stood in the dayes of our
Saviovr. London, [1649]. 4 12.8
Vindication of The preacher from the exceptions
of. See Edwards, J 49.41
LILLY, or Lily, W. Short introdvction of grammar
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Note. The introduction is followed by his Brevis-
Bima institvtio grammatices, in Roman type with a sep-
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gone through innumerable editions. The English
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Romance dictionarium. In five alphabets :
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bridge, M DC XC ill. 4* 72.14
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(Lot. Linnaeus), C. von. Corollarium gene-
rum plantarum, cxhibens genera plantarum
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expositis in (irnrribus plantarum. Accedit
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Methodus sexualis sisters genera plantarum sc-
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LITTLE peace-maker, The. Morton, C 23.73
LITURGIES. Missale Romanum. See Roman cath-
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Pontificale Romanvm. See Roman catholic
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LITURGY. Clarkson.D. Discourse concerning litur-
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Direction, concerning the lyturgy, and episcopal!
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Greenwood, J. Answere to G. Gifiard's defence
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Hall, J., bp. Humble remonstrance to parlia-
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- Defence of the Humble remonstrance 59.8
Marshall, S. Answer to bishop Hall's Humble
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LIVELY oracles, The, given to us. Or the Christians
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LrVESEY, J. Catastrophe magnatum ; or, king Davids
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Note. Appended to and paged continuously with
his " Enchiridion judicum."
Enchiridion judicum, or, Jehosaphats charge to
his judges. A sermon. London, 1657. 8. . 56.43
Series decretorum Dei, causarumquc, et medio-
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Lrvins Patavinus, T. Libri omnes svperstitcs recog'-
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Decas prima. Cvm Epit. L. Flori. Lvgdvni,
. M. D. xxxvil. 8" 73.18
Historiarvm decadis m. liber trigesimvs. Fran-
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LLOYD, D. Stale-worthies of England since the re-
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LLOYD, W. Sermon at the funeral of S r Edmvnd-
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LOCKYER, N. England faithfully watcht with, in her
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LOGIC. Ames, W. Logic verte demonstratio, ac
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Arnauld, A. Logica, sive ars cogitandi .... 37.12
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LOGIC, continued.
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Buchanan, G. Logica 34.10
Burgersdijk, F. P. Institutionum logicarum
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- Synopseos logicoa explicatio 37.9
Du Moulin, 1'. Elementa logica 37.5
Gasscndi, P. Instkutio logica, ct philoeophiaa
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LONDON. A common councell, held at Guild-hall, 31.
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before the. Chandler, E., bp 32.5
Society for promoting Chrixtinn knoivledge,
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LoNnONHKiiuy, Ireland, Vindication of the True
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I. <>i;n's prayer. Smith, -T. Exposition on the . . . 55.35
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Loitn's mippcr. Bolton, B. Meditations, concern-
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Dlspvte vpon the ijvestion of kneeling in the . . 59.39
Do>i,.i. Ten sermons of the f>r>.-j;,
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LORD'S supper, continued.
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Vermigli, P. M. Defensio doctrinse apostolica3
de bucharistiro Sacramento 62.16
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LOUD cry, A, for help to the struggling church of
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LOVE, C. Short animadversions on Mr. Dels sermon
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Clavis Groscoo lingua;, duabus partibus distincta.
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LUCANUS, M. A. Pharsalia, sive de bello civili Csa-
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LUCIANUS Samosatciisis. Dialogis select!, et scholii-i
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LUCRETIUS Cams, T. De rer\m natvra lil>ri sex.
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LUCY, W,l>p. A treatise on the natvre of a minister.
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LuKEWARMNF.ss. Cili.-on, }'.., lp. Evil and danger of. 'N.144
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MACKEWEN, R. A crown of righteousness the re-
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MAGNETisredvctorivm. Ward, 8 57.20
MAGNETISM. De magnete. Gilbert, W 34.2
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MAIMONIDES. See Mo.cs Ben Maimon.
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MANAGEMENT, The, of the- war. A letter to a tory-
member. .Fourth ed. London, 1711. pp. (4),
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MANNER, The, of holding .parliaments in England,
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MANNERS and customs. Mores, leges, et ritvs om-
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MARIANA, J. Tractatus vn. Colonise Agrippina-,
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Calamy, T. Young, M. Newcomen, and W. Spurstowe.
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The chvrches lamentation for the good man's
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London, 1644. pp. (4), 30. 4 56.7
The right vnderstauding of the times : a sermon
to the house of commons, December 30, 1040,
the day of their mouethly fast. London,
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A two-edged sword out of the movth of babes.
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Arguments brought by, vindicated.' See Blake,
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MARTIN, R. Speach to the kings maiestie in the
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MARTINI, C. Metaphysica. Argentorati, M. DC. v.
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MARTINIUS, P. Grainmatica Hcbroea, recens aucta.
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- Grammatica Hebrsea, emendata; notis illus-
trata a G. Coddaeo. Cum ejusdcm Technolo-
gia, item Grammatica Chaldaea, quatenus ab
Hebraea differ!. Aceessere commentariolus
de recta lectione linguae Ebroea?, & rcgula-
rum textualium syllabus Sistinl Amama.
Amstelrodami, 1021. 8" 50a.5
- The key of the holy tongve: wherein is con-
teincid, first the Hebrue grammar. Secondly,
a practize upon the first, the twentie lift, and
the syxtie cyght Psalmes. Thirdly, a diction-
ary conteining the Hebrue woords in the
Bible with their significations. By I. Udall.
Leyden, do. 13. xcm. 8 50a.26
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aratclj' paged.
MAKTIUS, L. Index Latinvs in Scapvlae lexicon. See
Scapula, J 71.10
MARTYR, P. See Vermigli, P. M.
MARY I, of England. History of the life, reign and
death of Queen Mary. London, 1682. 12. . 78.136
MARY, queen of Scols. De Maria tragica historia.
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MASON
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MASON, J. The Christian farewell. Permon at Dor-
king, July G, 1740. London, M DCC XLVI. pp.
39. S 10.83
MASOUA. A collection out of tlic Cuminontarius
Masorcthicus. See Buxtorf, J., the elder . . 50a.2S
MATHEMATICS. Keckermann, B. Sy'stema compcn-
diosuni tot! us matin-malices 34.15
Ramus, P. Mathematics lib. xxi
S also: Arithmetic, Geometry, Navigation, Trigo-
nometry, Sphere.
MATTIII.I:, J. Apographvm literarum J. Matthias,
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ecclesiastics inter cvangelicos promovendae
eormucndat. Ilagaj-Comituru, M. DC. LVI. pp.
(20). 4 49.58
MATTHIAS II, emperor of Germany. Seelustrvinents
of thcpactious 27.116
MAXE.NTIUS, J. Opera. See Fulgeutius Ruspeusis. 20a.2
Contents. Libellus fidei; Capitulu, contra Nestoii-
anos & Pelagianos; Professio breuissma eatholicse tidci ;
Adunationis ratio Verbi Dei ad propriam curLem;
Responsio contra accphalos de ilia adunationc; Epis-
tola papaj Leonis, 'contra Eutyclicn; Contra Nestnri-
unos; Epistola ad possessorem episcopiim, (also as-
cripta Ilormisdas; Responsio pro mouuchis Scytliarum.
MAXIMS. Posscl, J. Apophthcgmata Gra?eolatina . 77.15
Richter, G. Axiomatvm historicorvm pars tertia. 37.2
Editio nova axiomatvm ceconomicorvm .... 37.1
MAXIMI.S, T. Dissertationes. [Gr. et Lat.] Lvgdvni,
M. DC. xxx. 8 77.12
MAXWELL, J., Vindication of the church of Scotland
from the calumnies of. See Bailie, R 32.20
MAT, T. Supplcmcntum Lucani libri vil. Lugduni
Batavorum, [cloIocxL]. 12 74.17
MAYER, C. Diarii meditationvm pars posterior. Co-
lonise Agrippinre, M. DC. xxxv. 12 57.38
MATNARD, J. A shadow of the victory of Christ,
represented to the house of commons, in a
sermon on the publick fast, Octob. 28. 1646.
London, 1646. pp. (4), 24. 4 55.21
MAYR, G. Institvtiones lingvas Hebraicse. Accessit
exercitatio grammatica in loiiam prophetam.
Lvgdvni, M. DC. xvill. 8 40a.22
MEAD, M. The almost Christian discovered, or the
false-professor tried and cast. Sermons.
London, 1662. 8" 57.13
The vision of the wheels seen by Ezckiel;
opened and applied. London, 1689. 4 ... 56.30
Censure of a letter written by. See Cawdrey, D. 32.16
MEDE, or Mead, J. Works. London, 1648. 4 . . 65.23
Contents. Discovrscs ; The Christian sacrifice ;
Chvrchcs, appropriate places for Christian worship;
The reverence of Gods house; Daniels wcckes; The
name altar anciently given to the lu>ly table.
Diatrilxo pars IV. Discourses. And epistles, also
the authors life. London, 16.~>2. 4 C5.27
MEDEll, A. G. Disputatio inediea inauguralis do
partium structura respiration! dicata. Lugd.
l!at.,n.d. pp. 24, (G). 4 36.1
MEDICINE. Brucl, W. Praxis mcdicinao 35.12
Kernel, J. Vniversa nic-diciua 35.10
Kornmann, II. De miracvlis virorvm 35.15
Scnncrt, D. Opera, T. 3 81.3
SeeaUo: Anatomy, Antimony, Blond, Chyle, I-^ypt,
Eye, Fevers, Generation, limit, lli>allh, India, A'c r-
vous diseases, Pharmacy, Kt-spirutimi, Scurvy, Surgery,
Therapeutics.
MI:II-:T, P. Opvscvla lllvstrivm incdicorvm de dosi-
\<\*, sev dc ivsta qvantilali 1 c-t ]iiMporiinu
nirdlcamentorum. Kidelius ijiiain anlca cdita.
[Lii'j.linii|, M. ii. i. \\MIII. 8 35.17
MELA I'Diupuniiif,. l)r m-iiis .-ilu liln'i in. ,\ ('. Ivlii
polini, 1'iilyhinlnr. IJa^ileif, < \.t I.) \rv. 10. 7ii.-S
MELANCHOLY, The anatomy of. iturtun, u oo.s
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Mi:i. \N( irrriON, P. Commentarii in epistolam Pavli
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Corpvs doctrinno Christiana?. Lipsiai, M. D.
I.MII. f" .................. G2.9
Libulli alicivot vtile.s. Yitebergoe, 1500. 8 . . 58.27
Contents. DC ecclesia; DC pcenitentia; De rnniiiL-io
eacerdotum; De usii'ink'^ri sacramenti & nii.-sa tin a-
trica; De jiotcstutc puntilicis & cpiscoporum, collecta
opera C. Crucigeri; Scriptum in conncntii Schmalcal-
densi, contra Suencfeldium, S. Francum, etc., 1.V7;
Responsio decontrouersijs Stancari.
-- Same. Vitcbergse, 1561. 8 .........
Whether it be mortall sinne to transirrr-se
ciuil lawes. The iudgement of P. Mtlanc-
ton in his epitome of raorall philij.sophie.
The resolution of II. Bullinger, 11. (jualtir,
M. Bucer, and P. Martyr, concernyng thap-
parrel of ministers. [Colophon] London,
[n. d., about 1570]. 8. [Black-letter] . . .
MELIUS inquircndum. AIsop, V ..........
MEMOIRS of the occurrences of Europe, with relation
to the treaty at Utrecht. London, M DCC
XII. pp. (2), 38. 8" .............
MEMORY. De memoria artiflciosa. Magirus, J. . .
MERCIER, J. Tabvlae in grammaticen lingua; C'hal-
daBae, qua? & Syriaca dicitur. Parisiis, M. D.
LX. 4 ...................
Commentarii inlobum, Proverbia, Ecclcsiasten,
Canticum canticorum. See Bible. O. T. Job,
et seq .....................
Commentarii in prophctas quinque priores inter
eos qui minores vocantur. See Bible. O. T.
Minor prophets ...............
MERCURIES aulicus: communicating intelligence.
Especially from Westminster. From Fcbr. 10.
to Febr. 17. 1648. K"umb. 3. n. p., [1648].
pp. (8). 4 .................
MEKCURius Britanicus, or the English intelligencer.
A tragic-comedy, at Paris, n. p., 1641. pp. (6).
4. [Imperfect] ..............
MERCURIUS elencticus. Communicating the unpar-
allell'd proceedings at Westminster. From 9.
of February, till 16. of Feb. 1647. Numb. 12.
n. p. ,[1647]. pp. 85-92. 4 .........
MERCURIUS melaucholicus: or, nevves from Wot-
minster, and other parts. From Octob. -. to
Octob. 23. 1047; Jan. 15-29. Feb. 12-19.1648.
Numb. 6-S, 21, 22, 25. n.p., [HU7,4>]. 6 nos.
in Iv. 4 ..................
MERCVRIVS pragmaticus, communicating intelligence
from all parts. Especially from Westminster.
From Octob. 12. to 20, Octob. 26. to Xovcm. 0.
1647. Num. 5, 7, 8. n. p., 1647. 4 .....
MERCY, The, of the government vindicated. Added,
Remarks upon An argument to prove the af-
fections of the people the best security of the
government. London, 1716. pp. 'M. 8 ...
MERKS, or Merkes, T., ftp., Letter concerning. See
Kemiet, W., l>2> ...............
MERLIN, J. Tomvs priinvs [et secvndv.-] (jvatvor
conciliorum geiieraliiiiu. Parisiis, MDXXIHI.
2v. f ...................
Contents. T. I. (Juadraginta septem conciliorum
pr<>\ ini-ialiu nuthenticoruin , Decretorum eexa^inta
iimifiu poutifieum, ab apostnlis & corude canouibus
ir-i|: ad /..ichariam priinum Ysiduro authore. II. l'i:n--
tiea (luintf Syinidi C'onstantinopolituno; Srxt:i s\ m dus
ConStantlDOpoUtnnft i Ada r.'lu-iru C'cutaltticn^is ;
ItfiTi-ta ciinfilii llM^ilu-nsis: Approbntio actorum con-
rilii I ^^ilii'ii-is PIT X. 1'.; Confmnalio Odnslitulio-
iiuni 1'irdriii'i, .t
08.14
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59.49
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59.48
59.46
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Mi.i;\i>, or Mervyn, .s'/Y A. Speech to the lords,
May -Jl. l>, ||. ( \,n. rrniiiL; the judicature .>f
iln- lii-li court of parliament. London, 1641.
pp. (,-j;, 17. 4 ................ 7>.lil
MERVIN
117
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MEKVIN, or Mervyn, Sir A., continued.
Speech to the vpper house of parliament in Ire-
land, March 4. 1640. "NVith articles (of high
treason) against Sir R. Bolton, John bishop
of Derrie, Sir G. Leather, and Sir G. Rad-
cliffe. Added an humble remonstrance of the
parliament, n. p., 1641. pp. (2), 14. 4 ... 78.17
Speech. See Ireland 78.31
MERY, J. Controversia de foramine ovali. See Ver-
heyen, P 35.4
METAPHYSICS. Ames, "W. Adversus metaphysicam
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Burgersdijk, F. P. Institutionum metaphysi-
carum lib. n 36.33
Martini, 0. Metaphysica 36.34
Ratnus, P. Metaphysical lib. xiv 00.4
Scheibler, C. Metaphysica 36.22
Stier, J. Pra?cepta doctrinte metaphysics . . . 36.18
METEOROLOGY. De meteoris. See Brerewood, E. 37.4
METHODISTS, The spirit of the martyrs revived in
the. "VVarne, J 64.4
MICHAEL Apostolius. Proverbia. See Patrick, S. . 77.17
MIDDLEBURG. Ecclesiarum Gallo-Belgicarum in
eynodo Medioburgensi 13 Sept. 1656. do I.
Dura;!, Irenico ludicium. n.p., Cl3 IDC l/vi.
pp. 7. 4 49.55
MIDDLETON , P. A dissertation upon the power of the
church; in a middle way. London, 1733. S'. 59.14
MILITARY biography. Elogia virorum bellica virtute
illustrium. Giovio, P 79a.2
MILLAR, R. The history of the church under the Old
Testament: also the affairs and learning of
heathen nations before Christ, and the state of
the Jews to the present time. Subjoined, A
discourse to promote the conversion of the
Jews. Edinburgh, M.D.CC.XXX. f 50.9
MILLENIUM. Hall, J.,bp. The thousand-yearesreigne
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Vane, Sir H., the younger. The reign and king-
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Contents. Defensio pro populo Anglieano, contra C.
Salmasii Defensionem regiam; Del'ensio secunda, con-
tra A. Morum; Defensio pro Be, cui adjungitur J.
Philippi responsio ad apologiam anonymi cujusdam;
Litene senatus Anglican! nee non Cromwelli, &c. nom-
ine ac jussu conscripts; Artis logicse institutio ad P.
Kami methodum; Epistolarum familiarium liber unus;
Prolusiones quondam oratorise.
Artis logicsB plenior institutio, ad P. Rami me-
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MINING. Extract by Mr. Bushell of his late abridg-
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MINISTRY of the gospel. Bull, G., bp. A compan-
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Collings, J. Vindication of a gospel-ministry . 49.69
Revindication of gospel-preachers 49.70
Erskine, J. Ministers cautioned against giving
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Fancourt, S. Nature and expediency of a . . . 32.1
Lucy, W. Treatise on the natvre of a minister. 49.43
Melanchthon, P. Resolutions concernyng the
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Stennett, J. Complaints of an unsuccessful
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Svpplication to parliament, for a learned minis-
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Tomlyns, S. Discourse on 2 Cor. in. 6 .... 18.68
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MlNSHEU, J. Ductor in linguas, the gvide into
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Octavius, ex itcrata recensione J. Davisii; cum
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MONARCHY the best form of government. Fiennes,
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MORE, Sir Thomas. A dyaloge of the worshyp of
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MORTON, C. t Debts discharge, or some considera-
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f The gaming-humor considered and reproved.
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| The little-peacemaker ; upon Proverbs 13. 10.
London, 1674. pp. 86, (2). 8 23.73
| The way of good men for wise men to walk in.
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MORTON, T., 6/>. fA defence of the inuocencie of the
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MOSAIC law. Weernse, J. Exposition of the lawes
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MOSES Ben Maimon, or Maimonidcs, continued.
Do Bacriticiis liber. Acccsserunt Abarbanelia
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sccratiom- oalciidarnm, ct de ratione intc n-a-
landi. Convert!! in scrim mem Latinum, & no-
tis illustravit L. dc C'oinpicgnc dc Veil. Lon-
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MOST hvinlile svpplicatlon of loyall svbieets, perse-
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MOTTOES. Symbula imperatoria. Reusncr, N. . . 79a.4
MoiM'AGU, or Montagu, R., bp. Examination of
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In Genesim commentary. See Bible. O. T.
Genesis ................... 43.8
Music. Du Contain dc la Moulettc, P. Traite sur la
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riayford, J. Introduction to the skill of .... 38.14
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MUZLED ox, The, treading out the corn, and bellowing
out his just complaint against his merciless
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MYTHOLOGY. Bacon, Sir F. The wisdom of the
ancients ................... 38.4
Cartari, V. Imagines Deorvm, qvi ab nntiqvis
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Conti, N. de. Mythologia? libri decem .... 77.33
NALTON, J. Delay of reformation. A sermon to the
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turn Latinarum refertum. Francofvrti, M. DC.
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NAOGJJOUGUS, T. See Phalaris.
NAKUATIVE, A, of the proceedings of the fleet : since
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NATURAL history. Magirus, J. Physiologiaj libri
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NATURE. Censvre of the crrovr tovching natvrcs
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N \v I:A-I IIIN. rrolilmvitu na\ lira. Kci-Ucrinaiin, l'>.
,\ i dMiMi VMS.M iiimiiinUM. Chauncy, 1 ......
;,]. IMI-, i '. De vita excellentiutn iiii|ii'i-ai.u-iiin. In-
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M in. l.tpiidini, M i>c xci. s" ........
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trains ub 11. EMJUIIIO. Loudiui, wuci'X. 1~' .
55.12
00.3
26.160
36.24
76.40
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NETIIEULANDS. Defence of the Lowe count i
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NEVIL, G. f A speech upon the consolidated bill.
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NEWCOMI:N, M. The all-seeing vnsecn eye of God.
A sermon before the hovse of commons, De-
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London, M.DC.XLVII. pp. (5); 4S. 4 .... 55.28
The craft and crvelty of the chvrches adver-
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A sermon, before parliament, at a fast, Sept. 12.
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Answer to bishop Hull's Humble remonstrance.
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NICEPHORUS Callistus. Ecelosiasticae historiae libri
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NICETAS Serron, or Hcraclccnsis. Commentarii.
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NICHOLSON, William, bp. of Gloucester. Exposition of
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NICOLE, P. Logica, sivc sirs cogitandi. See Ar-
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NlFO, A. Commcntaria, in octo libros topicorvm
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NlXON, A. The dignity of man, both in the perfec-
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NOAILLES, L. A. de, ultp. Declaration. Sec Kenclon,
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NONCONTOKJIISTS. Alsop, V. Calnniiiics against
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Baxter, R. The non-conformists plea I'm- peace . 04.16
Ilickmau, II. Apologia pro ministris in Anglia
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Scealsu: (Jrai-c.
NONCONFOUMITY. Baxter, II. What mec-r non-con-
lonuity is not 64.15
The unlawfulness of hearing the conforming
ministers, pn.vcd. ,s'iv Jcrnbbaal 69.2
Cuiildrmily.
NONirs Marccllus. [( ' nil I Vied. Avrtuivi Lntinnc lin>
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NONJUiions, Pre<ci-vativi- against the principles anil
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NONNUS. Op use ill n n i. c | Hi i histiu-i.:-; ,;ii.c in iniii el in is
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NORCOTT, J. Baptism discovered. Seconded. Lon-
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NORFOLK, Eng. Nevilli Kettvs, de furoribus JSTorfol-
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NOTTINGHAM, Earl of. See Finch, D.
NOWELL, A. tCatecbismvs,siueprimainstitulio, pic-
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1 Same. Gr. &Lat. Londini, 1578. 8.... 69.28
f Same. Londini, MDCXXXVIII. 12' 69.26
f Same. Londini, MDCLXXIII. 12 69.20
NYMPHAS to Sosipater; occasioned by Sandiman's
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GATES, T. f A display of tyranny ; in the courts of
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OATHS. De juramenti proflrissorii obligatione. San-
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OBSERVATIONS on An answer to one part of alatc in-
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Seconded. London, MDCCXXXI. pp. 50. 8. 27.62
OCCASIONAL, paper, The. Number u. The charac-
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OLEVIANUS, or von der Olewig, C. In epistolam
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ORATIONS. Conciones et orationes ex historicis
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ORDINATION. Answer to E. Chillenden's Preaching
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Ball, T. The pulpits patronage against un-
ordained usurpation 59.61
Ordinance, giving power to presbyteries to or-
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Owen, J. Ordination by presbyters without
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ORIENTAL languages. Castell, E. Lexicon hcpta-
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Raue, C. Generall grammer of Ebrew, Samari-
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ORIGINAL sin. Burges, A. The doctrine of original
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OVIDICS Naso, P., continued.
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Contents. Heroidum epistoljc; Amorum, libri iii;
De arte amumli, lil>ri iii; De remedio anioris. libri n;
De nvce; De mcdicamine faciei, etc.
Metamorphoseon libri xv. Interpretatione &
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Declaration of the mystery of Christ, God and
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Diatriba de justitia divina. Oxouiaa, 1053. 8". 68.7, 17
Discourse concerning evangelical love, church-
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Divine original!, authority, and power of the
Scriptures. Also a vindication of the integri-
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ford, 1659. 8 49.28, 31
The doctrine of justification by faith through the
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Meditations on the glory of Christ, in his person,
office, and grace : with the differences between
faith and sight. London, 1684. 8 66.40
De natvra, ortv, progressv, et stvdio versa theo-
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A plea for Scripture ordination. Prefixt an
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Pro Sacris Scripturis adversus hujus temporis
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True nature of schisme, with a vindication of
the congregational! churches in England, from
the imputation thereof unjustly charged on
them by D. Cawdrey. Oxford, M. DC. LVII.
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f Truth and innocence vindicated: in a survey of
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Vindiciao evangclicaj or the mystery of the gos-
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A vision of vnchangeable free mercy. A ser-
mon before the house of commons, April. 29.
the day of publike humiliation. Annexed, A
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London, 1640. pp. (4), S3. 4 55.13
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don, 1646. pp. (7), 63. 4 55.18
The glasse of Gods providence. A sermon to
parliament, Aug. 13. 1044 [a] day of humilia-
tion. London, 1644. pp. (.6), 66. 4". . 55.57 and 56.21
The Christian Sabbath vindicated. SeeCawdrey,
D 12.6 and 66.2
PAPACY. Duplessis-Mornay, P. Mystcrium inicpui-
tatis, seu historia papatus 10a.4
Voetius, G. Desperata cavsa papatvs .... 70a.7
PARACELSUS, P. A. T. (Jiomliiixt run. JIiil/cnIn iin).
The chymical transmutation, and generation
of metals & minerals. Also, of the Urim
und Thummim. With an appendix, of the
vertues of an excellent water made by Dr.
Triggc. The second part of the Muniial Trea-
tise. Added, Philosophical and c-hymical
experiments of R. Lvlly. Translated by It.
Turner. London, ir,:,7. 8 34.17
PARADISE, A treatise of. Salkeld, J 07.13
PARK, A. Opera ehirurgica. InMiper physiologica
miijta, X tlier.-ipentiea. Recognita: & Latini-
tatedonata. I. (! villein i-av labore. France, tYrti
nd Miuiivin, M. D. .xciiil. f 81.4
PARENT. I)e patria pole-iaie Konnma. Scott, 1). oG.4
US, D. Opervin Ihculo^icorvin torn. 1, II. l'i: -
lixa Cut IKlITutio lliMoric:i dc vit;i e' uliitv
Davidis 1'arci, coiiHcripla ii 1'. 1'areo. [ lli-idd-
berg:e|, .M. 111 . \\\m. '2\'. f 43.4
COnt<:nts. T. I. ('ullimrnt:irills in Crlir-.iii|, in |>ro-
i, inh. in ii., , i Nnt:r brouiorei > >; !<!< limn inOMs,
ii Common toriue in rimnyi Hum Muttim.-!.
Shelf. No.
PAREUS, D., continued.
II. Ciiininriituriiu in epistolam ad Romance, in prio-
rcm ad Cnrintliios; 1'anititla parthcnica, sivc scripta
praccipvaTertulliani, Ilieronyini, Augustini.&alioruin,
de vir^initntc', I'mitiin'iitia, viduitate, coniugio, & diga-
mia, din true t:i, 11 nti-, i 11 u strata; Cummentarius in episto-
lam ad (J.ilutus; I'. I'urc-i Cciinmentarius in cpistolam nd
Pliilcmonem; D. Parci commentarius in cpistolam nd
Ili'liracns, in lacobi, in vtramquc Petri; P. Parei coin-
montarius in epistolam ludx; D. Parei conimentarius
in Apocalypsin.
In Iloseam prophctam commentari[i] prole-
gomena. Hcidelbergae, Clo loc xvi. pp. (10),
2. 4 v. 1 of 43.4
Robert! Bellarmini liber unus de gratia primi
hominis castigatus D. Parei. Heidelbergae,
do ID cxn. 8 66.41
Commentarivs. See Bible. N". T. Galatians. 47.19
Corpvs doctrhiio Christianas. See Ursinus, Z. . 65.25
Miscellanea catechetica. See Ursinus, Z. . . . 65.25
PAREUS, P. Narratio dc vita D. Parei ; commenta-
rius in epistolam ad Philemonem, in cpistolam
ludaj. See Parcus, D 43.4
PARKER, H. f The case of shipmony. n. p., 1640.
pp. (2), 49. 4 78.86
fGood work for a good magistrate. London,
1651. 12 57.24
PARKER, R. De politeia ecclesiastica libri duo.
n.p., ClD ID c xxxvin. 4 49.64
Against symbolizing with antichrist in ceremo-
nies : especially in the signe of the crosse.
n. p., 1607. f 70a.2, 3
PARKER, S., bp. Survey of his discourse concern-
ing ecclesiastical polity. See Owen, J. . , . 58.6
PARKER, T. The instrument, whereby T. Parker
was made a master of arts at Franeker. April
1. 1017. [Xo title-page.] pp. 3. 4 .... 27.110
PARLIAMENT. The innkeepers opinion of the trien-
nial act. See Innkeepers 26.220
Letter showing the inconveniences of the act for
triennial parliaments 26.192
Mervin, Sir A. Speech concerning the judica-
ture of the high court of 78.16
Triennial act impartially stated 26.230
See also: Great Britain.
PARR, E. VVorkes. Third ed. London, 1631. f. 44.3
Contents. Exposition upon the epistle to the Komnns;
Exhortation to the study of the Word, with directions
for hearing and reading of the same; The grounds of
divinity expounded and applied; Ahba Father, a
direction for private prayer.
PASOR, G. Index voeabulorum quoe in Ilesiodo
occurrunt. See Hesiodus 75.20, 22
PASTOR, The, and the prelate, or reformation and
conformitie compared, n.p., M. DC. xxviu.
pp. 72. 4 66.32
PASTOR, The. Baxter, R. The reformed pastor . . 49.47
Bowles, O. De pastore evangelico traotatus . 4'.>.4l)
Guido de Monte Uocherii. Manipiilus curato-
rum 49.38
See also: Ministry of the gospel.
PATEROIJLUS, C. Velleius. Patercvlvs. Ex omen. la-
tionc I. Lipsij. Parisiis, M. nc. i.vm. S . . 74.29
PATRICK, Samuel, t t'lavi* llomerica. Cum lnwi
de dialectic appeiidice fa (!. Perkins]. Ncc
non Mich. Apostolii prnverbiis (!ra>ci>-I.atinis.
Acce>-erc hnic e.litioni elogia dc- Ilomero.
Roter.. ln-iii, el.) I.) r l.xxni. S 77.17
PATRICK, Simon, li/>. Fil'leen sermons upon con-
tentment. Also two s< nnons on the ministra-
tions of angels. l..miloii, MUCCMX. S" . . . 54.15
I'ATIU/.II, l'\, />/>. Compendiosa epitome commenta-
riorviu. .\ccc,lil, |) 1 - institiilione prinel[ii4
Clii-i.-tiani e\ lib. D. Krastni, \ e\ Slobn-ii.QuoJ
optima sit monarchia. 1'arisiis, 1J63. S . . 79a.l3
PATTERNS
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PATTERNE, A, of cateebisticall doctrine. London,
1630. 12 69.23
PAUL, Sf., the apostle. The example of St. Paul,
represented to ministers [etc.]. Added an ac-
count of Timothy. London, 1720. 12' . ... 57.10
PAUL V, pope. Qvarrels of, with Venice. See Sar-
pi,P 10a.9
PEACEABLE enquiry, A, into that controversie about
reordination. With animadversions upon [a]
Tract for the lawfulness of reordiuation,by J.
Humfrey. London, 1661. 8 58.24
PEACEMAKER, The little. Morton, C 23.73
PEACE-OFFERING, A, in an humble plea for indvl-
genoe and libcrtre of conscience. By sundry
protestants differing from the present estab-
lishment. London, 1667. pp. (2), 41. 4 . . 26.183
PECQL'ET, J. Experimenta nova anatomica, De circula-
tione sanguinis, & chyli rnotu. Hardervici,
MDCLI. 12 35.21
PEIRCE, J. The curse causeless. A sermon at
Exon, Jan. 30th. 17. Fifth ed., corrected.
London, 1717. pp. 35. 8 16.141
Paraphrase and notes on the epistles of St. Paul.
See Bible. N. T. Epistles 44.9
PEIAGTANISM. Bradwardine, T., abp. De cavsa
Doi, contra Pelagivm 61.7
Usher, J. A Pelagic in ecclesiam inductas hae-
reseos historia 10a.7
See also: England, Church of.
PEMBLE, W. VVorkes. Fourth ed. Oxford, 1659.
60a.6
Contents. Indexes, etc.; Vindicise gratia;; Vindicia:
fidei; A treatise of the providence of God; Salomon's
recantation, or Ecclesiastes explained; Persian monar-
chy; Exposition upon Zecharie i-ix; Sermon on 1
Cor. XV. 19, 20; Introduction to the Lord's supper;
Five sermons: The slavery of sinne, The mischiefe of
ignorance. The root of apostacie. The benefit of Gods
service. The Christians love; Introduction to geogra-
phy; De formarvm origine; De sensibvs internis; A
svmme of morall philosophy.
PENNOT, G. Ad ejtis libertatis humanre propugnacu-
lum responsio. See Twisse, W. 62.7, 8
PENRT, J. I lohn Penry doo heare set downe
sumarily the whole truth and nothing but the
truth in regard of my faith towards my God
and dread soueraigne queenc Elizabeth.
["\Viih letters to his church and his wife. No
title-page. Black-letter.] pp. (12). 4 ... 78.98
PERFECTION. Bates, W. Spiritual perfection, un-
folded and enforced 54.23
Du Pont, L. De la perfection dv chrestien en
tovs ses etats 54.3
Letters to J. Westley : against perfection . . . 27.134
PERIODICALS. London magazine, Sept., 1746 . . . 26.12
Mercurius aulicus, 1643 59.49
Mercvrivs Austrio-Bohemo-Germanicvs, 1623.
See Lundorp, M. C 79.10
Mercurius, Brilannicus, 1641 59.50
Mercurius elencticus, 1647 59.48
Mercurius Gallo-belgicus, 1593, 94. Colonise-
Agrippinoe. See Isselt, M. J. van 79.8
Mercurius Gallo-belgicus, 1555-1627. Franco-
fvrti, 1609-27. See Arthus, G 79.9
Mercurius melancholicus, 1647, 48 59.46
Mercvrivs pragmaticus, 1647 . . . 59.47
Political state of Great Britain, November, 1714. 26.219
PERKINS, G. De dialectis. See Patrick, S 77.17
PERKINS, W. Workes. London, 1612, 13. 3v. f. 61.4
Contents. Vol. I. The fovndation of Christian re-
ligion, gathered into sixe principles; A golden chaine,
or description of theologie; A treatise of T. Beza ; Ex-
positionof the creed of the apostles; Exposition of the
Lords prayer.; The praiers of Pavl taken out of his
epistles; A song gathered out ofthe Psalmes; Adeclara-
tion, whether a man be in the estate of damnation, or
16
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PERKINS, \V., continued.
of grace; How a man may know whether he be the
child of God, or no; A discovrse of II. Zanrluvs; Direc-
tion for the governemcnt of the tongve; Two treatises:
Of repentance: Of the combat of the flush and spirit;
How to live well; A salve for a sick man, or the natvre
of death; A discovrse of conscience; A reformed catho-
like; The trve manner of knowing Christ crvcificd;
A graine of mvsterd-seede; The trve gainc; Warning
against the idolatrie of the last times; An instruction
touching diuine worship; Gods free grace, and mans
free-will; The vocations of men. II. Treatise ofthe cases
of conscience: Commentarievpon Galatians l-v, with a
supplement vpon ch. VI, by R. Cudworth; Christian
eqvity and moderation; Treatise of mans imaginations;
Problcme of the forged catholicisme, or vniuersalitic
ofthe Romish religion ; Predestination and grace, transl.
by F. Cacot and T. Tuke; The arte of prophccying, or
a treatise concerning preaching, transl. by T. Tuke;
Harmonic of the Old and New Testament. III. Ex-
position of Christs sermon in the mount; Com montane
vpon Hebrewes n; Commentarie vpon Rev. i-ni; The
combate betvveene Christ andthe deuill displayed; Ex-
position rpon Zephaniah n. 1, 2; Of the calling of the
ministerie. two treatises; Dialogve concerning the ende
ofthe world: Exposition vpon the epistle of lude; Dis-
covrse of witchcraft; A resolvtion to the covntry-man,
proouing it vnlawfull to vse our yearely prognostica-
tions ; Christian oeconomy, or the right manner of
ordering a familie [transl. by T. Piekeiing].
_ -Same. London, 1616, 13, 18. 3v. f . . . . 61.5
jfote. With the exception ofthe title-page andthe
address of " The printer to the reader," this edition
corresponds line for line with the edition of IGli', 1",.
Vols. I and III are however reprints, as appears from
the correction of typographical errors.
The foundation of Christian religion, gathered
into sis principles. London, 1661. pp. (8),
39. 8" 68.4
Do Romanas fidei ementito catholicismo. Anti-
dotum contra Thesaurum catholicum I. Coccii.
Editum opera S. Wardi. Hanovias, M DCIV.
8 70a.27
Ad examen libelli Perkinsiani, dc prsedestina-
tionis modo responsio. See Twisse, W. . . . 63.8
PERNE, A. Gospell courage. A sermon before the
house of commons, 31. of May, 1(U3. London,
1643. 4. [Imperfect, ending at p. 24] . . . 56.10
PERPOYNT, W. See Pierrepont, W.
PERROT, F., seigneur des Maizieres. Responsum nd
Auiso piaceuole dato alia bella Italia. See Bel-
larmino, R v. 4 of 70.6
PERROT,R. The Scriptures stability. London, 1658.
8 49.33
PERSECUTION. That no man ought to be persecuted
for his religion . See Objections answered . . 57.35
PERSEVERANCE of the saints. Kendall, G. The
doctrine of the 62.12
Letter in vindication of the 27.133
PERSIUS Flaccus, A. Satyrarvm liber I. Ivvenalis
satyrarvm lib. V. Svlpicioe satyra I. Cum
veteribus commentariis. Ex bibliotheca P.
Pithoei. n. p., ClD. la. xc. 8 75.5
Satirarvm liber. I. Casavbonvs reccnsuit, &
commentario illustrauit. Parisiis, M. DCV. 8. 73.12
Satiroe. See Juvenalis, D. J 73.3
PETAU, D. Rationarium temporum. Editio opera P
P, Collegii Moguntini, purgata. Francofurti,
. M DC LXIV, LXV. 2v.ini. 8 79.7
PETERS, H. A dying fathers last legacy to an onely
child : or advice to his daughter. London,
1661. 12" 57.25
A word for the armie. And two words to the
kingdome. London, 1647. pp. 14. 4 ... 12.10
Vindication of, against W. Prynn. See Israels
condition 7 '- 1 41
Word to 13 - 17
PETITION, A, to her maiestie [on reformation in the
church of England], n. p. ,1593. pp.83. 4. 78.97
PETTO
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PETTO, 8. The revelation unvailed. With an appen-
dix, proving that pagan Kuiin- was not Baby-
lon, Rev. 17. and that the Jews shall be con-
verted. London, MWXCIII. S 70a.l8
PEZEL, C. Mellificium bietoricum integrant. Perfec-
tum a J. Lampadio. Ed. nova. Marpurgi,
M. D. cxxxi. 4 69a.42
PFLACHER, M. Analysis typica cum veteris, turn
noui Testament! librorum liistoricorum. Ed.
5a. Basilcoe, M. DC. xxi. 4 44.14
PHALARIS. Epistolae, Greece ac Latine. T. Nao-
georgo interprete. Basiled, [1558]. 8 . . . 75.23
PUARMACY. Meitt, P. Opvscvla illvstrivm mcdico-
rvm de dosibvs 35.17
Renou, J. de. Dispensatorivm medicvm . . . 35.2
PIIILADKI.PHLS, Irenacus, pseud. See Du Moulin, L.
PHILIP II, of Spain, Right way to resist the vio-
lence of. Sec Texeira, J. de 78.102
PHILIP III, of Spain. See Instrvments, etc. . . 27.116
PHILIP V, of Spain. Manifesto, justifying his con-
duct in relation to the late convention. With
Lis reasons for not paying the ninety-five
thousand pounds. [In French and English.]
London, 1739. pp. (4), 53. 8 26.229
PHILOLOGY, Comparative. Crucigcr, G. Harmonia
li.iLfuarum quatuor cardinalium; Hebraicse,
Groecse, Latinse & Gcrmanicse 51.7
Minf-heu, J. Gvide into tongves 81.1,2
PHILOSOPHER'S stone. A manuduction to the phi-
losopher's magical gold. See Cheiragogia
heliana 34.21
PHILOSOPHY. Cleghorn, W. De philosophia prima. 36.9
Deseartes, R. Meditationcs de prima philoso-
pbia 36.25
Gale.T. The court of the gentiles 36.17
Heereboord, A. Meletemata philosophica . . 36.20
La Rocbeposay, H. L. C. de. Celebriorum dis-
tinctionum philosophicarnm synopsis . . . 36.26,27
Legrand, A. Institutio philosophia;, secundum
principia D. Renati Descartes 36.16
Saint Paul, E. de. Summa philosophise quadri-
partita 36.23
Stahl, D. Regulse phUosophicaa 36.29
See also; Analogy, Definitions, Democritus, Des-
cartes, Epicurus, Metaphysics, Pre-existcnce, Plato,
Pythagoras, Reason, Soul, Will.
PHOENICIA. De coloniis & sermone Phccnicum. Bo-
chart, S 40a.6
[PHRASES poeticaeex probatLssimis poetis desumptoe.
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PHYSICS. Berthelsen, C. Enchiridion physicum . 34.23
Carpenter, N. Philosophia libera 34.22
Fay, T. Trias lectionura physicarum 34.9
Heereboord, A. Philosophia naturalis. [Add.] 36.20a
Magirus, J. Physiologiaa peripateticoe libri sex. 36.24
Ramus, P. Physical lib. VIII 00.4
Uohault, J. Physica 34.6
Btier, J. Prsecepta doctrinae phy/sicse, etc. . . 36.18
Wcndelin, M. F. Contemplationes physicao . . 35.3
See also : Air, Alchemy, Astronomy. Magnetism,
Meteorology, Vacuum.
PICCOLOMINI, F., the elder, d. 1604. DC rervm dcfi-
nitionibvs. Francoforti, M.DC. 4 36.15
PICTIUI s, Treatise against, in churches. Salteren, G. Uii.uis
l'n:i>MONT. ,SV<- Waldcii'c.-i.
PIERCE, T. Answer to Picrce'g 'AuTOKaraicpio-ts. See
llickiiKin, II 20a.21,22
Preface vindicating the puritanca from the cen-
sures of. See Baxter, K 07-38
PlEHIlKPONT, W. Speci-h liy \\'. I Vrpoynt against S r
Kulicrt I'.erkley, in mainteiianei- of lln-ir areu-
satlon of high treason. At a conference of
both houses, July 6. 1041. London, 1041. pp.
(2), 10. 4 78.11
Shelf. No.
PIERS, H. A sermon before the dean of the arches,
and the clergy of the deanery of .Slum-ham ; at
Sevcnoaks, in Kent, 21st of May, 1742. Fifth ed.
London, 1757. pp. 11. 4 16.8
I 'iciiiL'S, A. De aeterna Dei pra?dostinatione, adver-
sus Pighium. .See Calvin, J 62.4
PlKERING, B. A firebrand pluckt out of the hvrning.
A sermon before the house of commons, at
their fust, Xovemb. 27. 1G44. London, 1645.
pp. (G), 28. 4 55.72
PINDAKUS. Olympia, Nemea, Pythia, Isthmia.
Graece & Latine. Latinam interprttationem
JE. P[ortus] recognouit. [Heidelbergse], do
ID xcux. 8 75.2
Epitome Iliados. See Homerus 71.9
PISCATOR, J. Tractatus de gratia Dei. Item expli-
catio qna?stionis de objccto prasdestinationis.
HerbornaeNassoviorum, 1614. 8 67.24
Analysis logica. See Bible. N. T. Matthew
(48.5); Mark (48.6); Luke (48.2); John (47.23,
4S.3); Epistles (47.24, 48.12); Romans (4S.10);
Corinthians (48.11); Catholic epistles (48.0).
Pius II, pope [E. S. Piccolomini]. Rerum familiari-
um epistole peramene. n. p., [colophon] 1477.
ff.177. f 00.7
A'ote. " Fortasse Lovanni." Hain, No. 149.
PLANETS. De motu planetarum. Love, J 36.3
PLATO. Opera omnia. Marsilio Ficino interprete.
Gr. [et] Lat. VitaPlatonis aDiogeneLaertio.
Lvgdvni, M. D. xc. f 71.4
Summa doctrinoe Platonis, de republics & legibus.
See Seissel, C. de 79a.3
PLAYFORD, J. Introduction to the skill of musirk.
Added, The art of descant, by T. Campion;
with annotations by C. Simpson. Eighth cd.
London, 1679. 8 38.14
The book of Psalms. See Bible. O. T. Psalms. 45.13
PLINIUS Secundus,C. Naturalis hystoriae libri xxxvij.
[Colophon] Parrhisijs, M.D.XIIII. f .... 72.8
Historic mvndi libri xxxvu. A S. Gelenio cas-
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M. DCI. 3v. 16 74.22
PLUTARCIIUS. Qvse exstant omnia, cvm Latina intcr-
pretationc II. Cruserij, G. Xylandri notis, et
libellis variantivm Uvtionvm ex Mss. Codd.
diligenter collectarum, et indicibvs accvratis.
Francofvrti, M. D. xcix. 2v. f 71.1
Contents. Vol.1. Vita Plutarch! e Xylandro; Vita)
parallelse; Lectiones; Index. II. Jloralia. [The order
the same as in Button's edition, cndin:; ;it DC- musica.
See First Supplement, p. 4'Ji] ; II. Stephani corn-
mentationcs; Lectiones varia;; Index.
IIotKiAi) lo-Topia. Sive novus historiarum fabellarum-
que delectus: cum notis & versionc. Londini,
MDCCI. 8" T7.9
Contents. JEMtmns; Polyocnus; Aristotelcs; Dio-
nysius Halicarn. ; Mnxiinus Tyriua; Herodotus.
POLANUS, A. [The partitions and definitions of di-
uinitic. From the Latin, by T. Wileoeks.
London, 1000. Title-page missing.] 8 ... 6S.9
Syntagma theologiaj Christiaiue. Ilanovia',
M. DC. XV. f 60.4
Same. Ilanovia?, M. DC. xxv. f 60.5
In Danielem commentariua. See Bible. O. T.
I'aniel -W-2
POLHILL, E. Answer to the discourse of W. Sher-
lock, touching the knowledge of Christ, and
our union with him. London. MIHM.XNV. S". 56.35
POLITICAL M:ite, The, of (ireat liritain, with OCCUr-
reiu-esin iMirope. For November, 1714. Lon-
dOD, 1714. 8 -''--1'-'
S, The, on both sides, with regard to foreiu'ti
iill'aira. Second ed. London, 1734. pp. 7'2.
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POLYANDER, J., and others. Censvra in confessio-
nem eorum qui remonstrantes vocantur, sujjcr
praecipuis articulia Christianas religiouis.
Lvgdvni Batavorvm, do lo C xxvi. 8" ... 63.10
Synopsis purioris theologias dispvtationibvs
quiuquagiuta duabus comprehensa. Ed. 5a.
Lugd. Batav., clc loc LVIII. 8 67.22
POLYCARPUS. Epistola ad Fhilippenses ; Ecclesiaa
Smyrnensis de Polycarpi niartyris epistola.
Gr. et Lat. See Ittig, T 20a.l5
Epistola. [Le Moyue. Varia sacra] . . . v. 1 of 20a.9
PONTANUS, J. Epistle upon the minerall fire. See
Cheiragogia heliana 34.41
POCXLE, M. Evangelical worship is spiritual wor-
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26. 1660. London, 1600. pp. (6), 24. 4 . . 26.175
The nullity of the Romish faith. Or, an exam-
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demonstration of the protestaut faith, [against]
Rich worth, White, Cressy, and Everard.
Second ed. Oxford, 1667. 8 70a.22
Synopsis criticorum aliorumque S. Scripturce
interpretum. Londini, MDCLXIX-LXXVI 4v.
in 5. f 40.2
Contents. Vol. I. Genesis ad Jobum. II. Jobus;
Psalmi; Proverbia; Ecclesiastes; Canticum cantico-
rum. III. Prophetce. IV. Evangelia; Acta. V. Epis-
tola?; Itevelatio.
POPE. Carranza, B. Svmma pontificvm 68.36
Lubbert, S. De papa Romano 70a.24
See also: Paul V.
POPERY. Barlow, T. Popery very dangerous to all. 70a. 13
Seasonable exhortation of ministers in London,
to their people 26.176
POPULAR prejudices against the convention and
treaty with Spain, Reply to 27.36
PORTER, J. Funeral sermon on T. Beard. See
Beard, T 10a.l7
PORTUS, F. Commentarii in tres Aristotelis rhetori-
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Familiarivm colloqviorvm libellvs Graece & La-
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Sun-afis Groeca, cum regulis de accentibus, &
Varennii de iisdem tractatu. Cantabrigias, cia
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POSSEVINO, A., Answer unto. See James, T. . . 70a.l7
POTTER, F. Interpretatio numeri 666. Latiue red-
dila. Amstelodami, clo loc LXXVII. 8 . . 67.18
POTTER, J., abp. Sermon at the coronation of
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lenced ministers arguments, for their restitu-
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PRAYER. Goodwin, T. The rctvrne of prayers . . 54.25
Law, W. The spirit of 17.83
Preston, J. The whole dutie of . . . . 27.102 and 65.5
PRAYERS. Devotions vpon emergent occasions.
Donne, J 58.36
PREACHING. See Homiletics.
PRECES private. Londini, 1575. sq. 8" 58.37
PREDESTINATION. Davenant, J., bp. Depraedestina-
tione & reprobatione 60a.l3
De diviua praedestinatione. See Collatio scripto,
etc 66.20
Qale,! Divine pre-determination explained . . 36.17
Shelf. No.
PREDESTINATION, continued.
Iloard, S. Gods love to mankind manifested,
by disproving his absolute decree for their
damnation 26.252
Twisse, W. Vindiciae gratiae, etc 63.8
PRE-EXISTENCE. No praeexistence of souls. War-
ren, E 35.9
PRELATE, The pastor and the. See Pastor 66.32
PRESBYTERIANISM. Anderson, J. Defence of the
church-government of the presbyterians . . . 49.50
Bancroft, R., abp. Dangerous proceedings, for
the presbyterial discipline 59.1, 54, 56
Calamy, E. Ordination by presbyters most
agreeable to the Scripture-patera 59.41, 43
Goodwin, T. Reasons of the dissenting breth-
ren against the third proposition, concerning
presbyteriall government 59.3
Jameson, W. The Scripture-arguments for pres-
byfX-ry, vindicated 58.10
Kirkpatrick, J. Loyalty of presbyterians in
Great-Britain and Ireland 78.1
Ordinances for the establishing of the presbyte-
riall government. See Great Britain. Parlia-
ment 59.45
Presbyteriall government has the truest claim to
a divine right. See Jus divinuni, etc 59.10
Vindication of the presbyteriall-goverument and
ministry 59.11
PRESTON, J. Abridgment of Preston's works. Re-
duced into order. By W. Jemmat. [London],
1648. 12 67.39
The breast-plate of faith and love. Sermons.
Fifth ed. London, 1634. 4 65.2
The doctrine of the saints infirmities. Sermons.
London,^1638. 4 65.10
Fovre treatises. Fourth ed. London, 1636. 4". 65.13
Contents. A remedie against covetousnesse; De-
scription of spirituull death and life; The doctrine of
selie-deuiall ; Vpon the Lords supper.
The fulnesse of Christ for us. A sermon before
King James. London, 1040. pp. (6), 26. 4 . 65.16
Same. [No title-page.] 4 32.34
The golden scepter held forth to the humble.
With the chvrches dignitie by her marriage.
And the chvrches dvtie in her carriage. In
three treatises. London, 163S. 4 65.8
Life eternall or, a treatise of the knowledge of
the divine essence and attribvtes. Fourth ed.
London, 1634. 4 65.9
A liveles life: or, mans spirituall death in
sinne. Fourth ed. London, 1641. 4' .... 65.12
The new covenant or the saints portion. Four-
teen sermons upon Gen. 17. 1. 2. Adioyned
foure sermons vpon Eccles. 9. 1. 2. 11. 12.
Ninth ed. London, 1639. 4 .... 54.10 and 65.4
Remaines. Containing three treatises, ludas's
repentance. The saints spirituall strength.
Pauls conversion. Second ed. London,
1637. 4 65.14
The saints daily exercise. A treatise vnfolding
the whole dutie of prayer. Fourth ed. London,
1630. 4 27.102
Same. Ninth ed. London, 1634. 4 65.5
The saints qualification : a treatise of humiliation,
eanctification [and] communion with Christ in
the sacrament. Third ed. London, 1637. 4' . 65.3
Sermons preached before his maiestie and upon
other speciall occasions. Fift impression.
London, 1637. 4 65.6
Sinnes overthrow. Fourth ed. London, 1641. 4. 05.11
Treatise on the divine love of Christ. London,
1640. 4 65.15
Two treatises, Christian freedome, and a formal!
profession. London, 1641. pp. (6), 28, (2), 20. 4. 65.7
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PHETENDEU, The. The present delusion of many
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See also : George I.
PRICE, W. Mans dclinquencie. A sermon to the
house of lords, Novemb. -">. 1040. tin; <lay of
their inoiu-tlily fast. London, 1010. pp. (10), 42.
4 55.23
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carvm. Ed. 2u. 1. Theologies scholasticae syn-
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Viginti-duse lecliones de totidcm religionis ca-
pitibvs. Acoesserunt tridecim orationca inav-
gvralcs. Ed.3a. Oxonioe, 1648. f 60a.4
A consideration of his k-c-turc concerning the
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PRIME pattern, The, of Christian piety : represented
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PRIMEROSE, J. Exercitationes, ct animadversiones in
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PRIVILEDGES, The, and practice of parliaments in
England, n. p., 1641. pp. (4), 40. 4" ... 78.81
PROCEEDINGS at the sessions of the peace, and Oycr
and Terminer, for the city of London, llth-
17th of September, 1735. Xo.7,P. 2. London,
M.DCC.XXXV. 4 26.20
PROCOPIUS, of Gaza. In octatevchvm siue priores
octo Veteris Testament; libros antiques Icc-
tionis commentarii. In Latinum conuersi C.
Thrasybulo intcrprete. n. p., n. d. f . . . 20.10
PRODIGAL son, Meditations upon the parable of the.
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PROPERTIUS, S. A. See Catullus, C. V.
PROSSET, X. Englands impenitencie under smiting.
A sermon before the house of commons, at a
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PROTESTANTISM. Stillingflcet, E. A rational account
of the grounds of protestant religion .... 70.8
The touch-stone of the reformed gospel . . . . 7Ca.29
PROVERBS. Adagiorum epitome. Erasmus, D. . . 38.24
PROVIDENCE, Discourse of the divine. Sherlock, W. 65.1
PRYNNE, W. Anti-arminianisme. [With an appen-
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fA breviate of the prelates intolerable usurpa-
tions. Editions. London, 1637. 4 59.64
Canterburies doome. Or the first part of a his-
tory of the tryall, condemnation, execution of
W. Lavd. London, 1640. f 69a.6
God, no impostor. Or, a defence of free-will and
vniversall grace. London, M. DC. xxx. pp. (2),
36. 4 60.22
[A gospell plea, for the lawfulnesse of the tithes
of the ministers of the gospell. London, 1653.
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Hidden workes of darkenes, or, h.tnxlv -lion to
the history of the archbishop of Camerbvrio's
triall. London, 1645. f 69a.5
Lame (iiles his liavltiiiLTs or, a s\rvey of Cilrs
Widdovveehisconfutationof an Appendix con-
cerning bowing at tin 1 n: of .Irsiis. \Vitb
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PKYXXE, W., continued.
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The popish royall favourite: or, a discovery of
his majesties favours to notorious papists.
Published by authority of parliament. Lon-
i -II. pp. (8), 76. 4 26.34
fRcrnGiistrance to his maiesty, against the tax of
ship-money, n. p., 1011. pp. (2), 44. 4.. 78.85
Confvtation of an appendix, concerning bowing
at the name of Icsus. See Widdowes, G. . 20 J 14
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PSALMODY. See Bible. O. T. Psalms 40.13
PTOLEM.EUS, C. C. Ptoleman inerrantivm stellarvm
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PULPIT incendiary, The : or, the divinity and devo-
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morning-exercises, with the angry application
thereof unto the parliament. With a vindica-
tion of the covenant from false glosses. [Lon-
don], 1048. pp. (2), 62. 4 12.18
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excises. By Caleb D'Anvcrs. London, 1733.
pp. 76. 8 26.39
t Answer to one part of a late infamous libel, inti-
tled, Remarks on the Craftsman's vindication
of his two honourable patrons; in which the
character of Mr. P. is vindicated. London,
[date cut off], pp.62. S 27.64
Observations on An answer to one part of a late
infamous libel 27.62
Remarks on the Craftsman's vindication .... 26.102
jA proper reply to a late scurrilous libel [by
John, Lord Hervey]; intitled, Sedition and
defamation display'd. By Caleb D'Anvers.
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PURGATORY, Confutation of the popish doctrine
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PURITANISM. Ames, W. English pvritanisme . . 26.273
Puritanismus anglicanus 67.15
Bancroft, R. ,&/. Dangerous positions and pro-
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Widdowes, G. Lawlesse, kneelease, schismati-
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PYM, J. Speech at a conference with the lords. Jan-
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titions from London, and Middlesex, K.-.*ex,
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4 . . 7S.51a,69
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Speech to the lords, upon the delivery of the ar-
ticles against W. I.avd. With the arti
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Sermon at the fnnerall of. Sir Marshall, S. . 50.7
PI ni \I;OH \s. A vrea Pythagoreorvm Carolina. La-
tine conuersa, illustr.:t:ii[iie. A \vtore T. Mar-
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P. Pitlioei [etj aliorum bibliothecis. Colonise,
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QUINTUS Curtius, R. De rebvs gestis Alexandri Hag-
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RADCLIFFE, Sir (jr., Articles of high treason against.
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world. London, 1614. f 90.8
The prerogative of parliaments in England.
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London, October 23. 1713. The day for thanks-
giving for the deliverance of the protestants
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Scholae in liberales artes. " Basileae, M. D. LXX
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cs, metaphysics, mathematics; Pro philosophica Pa-
risiensis academice disciplina oratio; Proremivm relbr-
nMiuhu Parisiensis academic; l>e sva proiessione
oratio; Actionea dvx; Oratio cie legations.
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Gretton, P. Discourse concerning the insuf-
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Kendall, G. Vindication of the doctrine concern-
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REFORMED churches, The. Bullinger, II. Ecelcsias
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Johnson, F. A Christian pica touching .... 00.15
More, Sir T. Many thyngys touchy ng the pesty-
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REGENERATION. De curandis casibus conscientise
circa regenerationem. Dickson, D 66.7
REGISTER, A parte of a, contayuinge matters, written
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RELIGIONIS Christianse compendivm. Virell,M. . . 67.4
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words. Likewise, a relation of bloody Bon-
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REMARKS on A defence of the measures of the pres-
ent administration, [and on Considerations on
the present state of afl'airs in Europe]. Lon-
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Answer to Remarks. See Pulteney, W. . . . 27.65
REMONSTRANTS. Ames, W. Animadversiones in
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Argvmenta pastorvm Hollandise adversus re-
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REMONSTRANTIUM hyperaspistes retusus. Voetius,
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REORDINATION, Peaceable enquiry about 58.24
REPENTANCE. Dyke, D. Of repentance 55.37
Jones, T. Repentance recommended and en-
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Twisse,W. Gods love unto the vessells of mercy
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RESVRGESDVM. A sermon concerning the resvrrec-
tion. London, 1593. pp. (4), 31. 4 78.99
RESURRECTION, The. Homes, N. The resurrection
revealed 60a.8
Sermon concerning the. See Resvrgendvm . . 78.99
RETORFOHS, S. See Rutherford, S.
REVNION, La,dv christianisrne. Huisseau, I. d' . . 58.12
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Kinloch, 11. Truth and excellency of the gospel-
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REVELATION, The, unrevealed. Hall, J. ,/-;;. ... 24.5
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a gospel-preacher. Also, Whether grace be
essential. London, 1603. 8 ......... 49.44
Precepts for Christian practice. Eleventh cd.
London, 1658. 8 .............. 56.46
REYNEH, W. Babylons ruining-carthquake. A ser-
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1044. London, 1644. pp. (6), 60. 4 .... 55.58
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A sermon before the lord major, [etc.],
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Israels prayer in time of trouble, seven sermons
upon days of solemn humiliation. London,
1'U.J. 4 .................. 55.8
Meditations on the Lords supper. Second ed.
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The misery of a deserted people. A sermon be-
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London, 1659. pp. (8), 43. 4" .......
Sermon touching the peace & edification of the
church. London, 1638. pp. (2), 46. 4 ...
The shieldes of the earth. A sermon. London,
1636. pp. (2), 50. 4 ............
Treatise of the passions and facvlties of the soule.
London, 1640. 4 .............. 55.88
and others. Seasonable exhortation of minis-
ters in London to their congregations. Lon-
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REYNOLDS, T. [Funeral sermon on S. Pomfret and
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Note. The Life has a separate title " Some mem-
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RH^ETOHFORTIS, S. See Rutherford, S.
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RHETORIC. Farnaby, T. Index rbetoricus et orato-
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55.41
Voss, G. J. Partitionum oratoriarum libri v
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libri dvo .................. 37.10
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RIBADENEIRA, P. Vita F. Borgia? tertij societatis
lesv gencralis Ilispanicc scripta; Latino ab A.
Sehotto. Accesserunt pia opusculso F. Bor-
giaj. Mogvntiaj, M. DC. ill. 16 ....... 10a.22
Vita I. Loiolae. Colonise Agrippinae, clo. la. ell.
12 ..................... lOa.lS
RICCOBONI, A. Paraphrasis in rhetoricam Aristote-
lis. Sf.e Aristotelcs ............. 75.10
RICH, R., 2rf earl of Warwick, Sermon at the inter-
ment of. SeeCalamy, E ........... 55.102
RICHARDSON, S. Justification by Christ alone. Lon-
don, 1G47. pp. (8), 07. 4 .......... 32.39
RlCHTKR, G. Axieunatvin histnricorvm pars terti.-i,
cniitineiiB axioinata ccclesiastica. Gorlk-ii,
1602. 4" ................... 37 2
Editlo nova axiomatvm aconomicorvm. Gorli-
cii, K"'l. 4' ................. 37.1
Jiiin.i;, J., i'i>. [Dictlonarhun, Latino et Anglicc.
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UlDI.DV, T. A view of llic i-ivil.- ami <.!, MaMiral
law, :iml \\ hrivin Hi,' |.r:,r|i.,r of ill, 'in may be
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RIGHT high and mightie prince James, To the. Suppli-
cation for toleration, n. p. ,1009. pp.48. 4. 26.272
Note. Signed ... " some of the late silenced and de-
prived ministers," etc.
RIGHT honorable parlament, To the. Petition of
divers of the clergic. Added five motions con-
cerning deanes and chapters, n. p. ,1641. pp.
(2), 5. 4"
RIVET, A. Opervm theologicorum quse Latine edidit,
tomus primus, alter. Roterodami, do IDC LI,
M.DC.LII. f .
32.14
41.2
Contents. T. I. Exercitationes in Genesin cxci;
Commcntariain Exodum; Pra?lcetiones in Oeralogum.
II. Commentarius in 1'salinorutn propheticorum do-
decadem selectam; AH-ditalioncs in Pealmos septem
poenitcntiules; Meditationes in Psalmum xci ; Epis-
tolte; De pcstis contagio & fuga; De termino vitae
fatali, an mobili? liomilia de origine erroris in causa
religionis; Via vitte, meditationes in Psalmum CXIX;
Commentarius in Hoseam et in caput LIII Jcsaia-: Isa-
goge ad scripturam sacram Veteris & Novi Testament!;
CriticusBacer, hoc est, Censura in lucubrationes veteri-
bus patribus adscriptas; De jutta & gratiosa Dei dis-
pcnsatione circa salutem generis human!, disputa-
tionestredecim; Collegium controvcrsiarum interortho-
doxos & pontificios; Instructio prirparatoria acceetu-
ris ad Domini mensam: De spiritual! & unicavera man-
ducatione eorpons Christ!, & sanguinis ejus potu, horn-
ilia; De sacriflcio nostri ipsorum, homilia; De quffstu
magno, in pietate cumanimo suasorte contento; Oratio
inauguralis, De bono pacis & concordiaj in ecelesia;
Oratio valedictoria. cum a principe Arausiorum vocatus
fuit ad primum educatiouem unici filii, principis \V\\-
helmi; Oratio habita in inauguratione schola? & collegii
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63.10
45.1
67.22
32.29
26.274
55.26
72.18
26.130
6S.la
65.33
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66.25
68.1b
79.17
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ROBINSON, J., continued.
An answere to, touching baptisme. See Discrip-
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The Bclgicke pismire. See Scot, T 65.34
ROBINSON, L. Private conference between L. Robin-
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RODOGINUS, Ircnceus, pseud. See. Differences in mat-
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ROGERS, D. Collections, or brief notes out of D.
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8 69.18
ROGERS, J. The doctrine of faith. Third ed. Lon-
don, 1629. 12 68.8
Same. Seventh ed. London, 1638. 12 . . . 68.5
A treatise of love. Third ed. London, 1037.
12 68.6
ROGERS, R. Seaven treatises. London, 1604. f. . 60a.lO
Contents. Who be the true children of God; What
the life of the true beleever is; The meanes hy which it
is holpen and continued; The daily practise of a Chris-
tian life; The lets which hinder the sincere course;
What priuiledges belong to euery true Christian j Obiec-
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Same. London, 1610. f 60a.9
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Judges 43.12
ROGERS, T. f The thirty nine articles, agreed upon
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t<Se. Cambridge, 1681. 4 69.36
Defence against his Two dialogues. See Dis-
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Baxter, R. Key for catholicks 70a.9, 10
Bullinger, H. Antithesis et compendivm evan-
gclicae et papisticae doctrinae 67.27
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Differences betweene the easterne and westerne
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Du Moulin, P. Defence of the catholicke faith. 70a.8
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ROMAN catholic church, continued.
Fenne, J. Concertatio ecclesiaa catholica? in An-
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nem ecclesiasticae authoritatis 70a.l
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See also : Bible. N. T. Revelation, Confession, Cross, ,
(Sign of the), Dispensations, Host-worship, Jesuits,
Papacy, Pope, Popery, Protestantism, Purgatory, Re-
formed churches, Transubstantiation, Trent.
ROME. Antiquities. Alessandri, A. d'. Genialivm
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Faber, P. Semestrivm 72.12
See also: Games.
History. Florus, L. A. Rerum a Romanis
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Glareanus, H. L. Chronologia in omnem Ro-
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Herodianus. Historiarum libri vin 75.3
Livius Patavinus,T. Libri omnes svperstites. 71.3
Paterculus, C. Velleius. Histories Romanes . . 74.29
Suetonius Tranquil! us, C. Duodecim Cajsares . 74.24
Tacitus, C. C. Opera 73.11
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Loud cry for help to the struggling church of
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SECTS. See Anabaptists, Antiiiornianism, Barrow-
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SEPARATION from the church of England. Ains-
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the church of England and the seduced breth-
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SERGEANT, J. Answertohis Sure-footing in Chris-
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Preston, J. The breast-plate of faith and love. 65.2
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Fovre treatises 65.13
A livelcs life 05.12
The new covenant 54.10 and 65.4
Romanies 65.14
The saints daily exercise 27. 102 and 65.5
- The saints qualification 6.">.3
Sermons before his maiestie 6.3.G
Three sermons 65.3
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Ward, S. Collection of sermons 57.9
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A fountain sealed: or, the duty of the sealed to
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A glance of heaven. London, 1638. 12 . ... 57.23
The rctvming backslider. Third ed. London,
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Two sermons vpon the first words of Christs
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SILVESTER, T. Moral and Christian benevolence. A
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See also: Ecclesiastical biography, history, law, polity,
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Tractationes theologicss 61.1
Bifleld, N". Exposition of the Apostles creed . 64.8
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Brochmand, C. E. Universaj theologioe systema. 65.24
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Christian religion 68.1
Institvtio Christianas rcligionis ........ 70.2
Institvtion de la religion chrestienne 62.20
Institvtion of Christian religion 64.2
Opuscula omnia G2.4
CoccciiiSj J. Collationes de fcedere et testamen-
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Davcnant, J., lip. Dcterminationes quaostionum
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Finch, M. Animadversions upon Sir H. Vanes
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Fulgentius Kuspensis. Opera 20a.2
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Gregorius Nyssenus, St. Opera- omnia . . . . 2.U.S
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Hugo de S. Caro, card. Exposition on Rom. 1.
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THEOLOGY. Doctrinal and polemic, continued.
Melanchthon,P. Corpvs doctrinae Christianas . 62.9
Musculus, \V. Loci commvnes theologies sacras. 61.10
Patterne, A, of catechisticall doctrine 69.23
Polanus, A. The partitions and definitions of
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- Syntagma theologies Christianas 60.4, 5
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Usher, J., abp. A body of diviuitie 60a.7
Vane, Sir H. The retired mans meditations . 63.6
Vincentius Leriuensis. Pro catholicaj Udei an-
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Wolleb, J. Compendium theologiae Christianas . 68.15
Worthiugton, T. Ankor of Christian doctrine. 64.23
Zauchi, (jr. Opera theologica 61.2
See also : Adam, Angels, Antinomianism, Atone-
ment, Baptism, Calvinism, Catechisms, Christ, Christ-
mas, Communion of saints, Confessions of faith, Creeds,
Election, Grace, Heaven, Heresies, Immortality, Impu-
tation, Justification, Lord's supper, Millenium, Neono-
miuuism, Pelagianism, Perseverance of the saints, Pre-
destination, Purgatory, Redemption, Remonstrants,
Reprobation, Resurrection, Roman catholic church,
Satan, Schoolmen, Sin, Sociniauism, Transubstuntia-
tion, Trinity, Unitarians, Universal redemption.
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Bcyerlinck, L. Promptvarivm morale 56.39
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Downame, J. The Christian warfare 55.42
Fovre treatises to disswade from four sins . . 55.88
Drexelius, J. Recta inteutio omnium humana-
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Gascoigne, Q. The droomme of doomes day . 59.53
Gerhard, J. Meditationes sacras . 58.41
Gouge, W. The whole-armor of God 56.33
Qoulart, 8. Anthologie morale et Chrestienne. 56.32
Greenham, R. Workcs 60a.2
Hall, J., bp. Meditations 58.40
Howes, T. A Christian enchiridion 57.37
Lupton, D. Daily imployment for the soule . . 25.29
Mayer, C. Diarii meditationvm pars posterior. 57.08
Morton, C. The way of good men for wise men
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Nicholas, II. Documentall sentences 70a.33
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Reyner, E. Precepts for Christian practice . . 56.46
Robinson, J. Essayes 57.19, 22
Rogers, R. Seaven treatises 60a.lO
Sibbs, H. The spirituall-mans aime 57.30
Spurstowe, W. The spiritual chy mist; or, divine
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THERAPEUTICS. Enchiridion medico-chirvrgicvm . 35.13
Le Pois, N. De cognoscendis praecipve interuis
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THIRTV-NINE articles, The. See England, Church of.
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THOMAS Aquinas, St. Svmma totivs theologia?.
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citations divine " is bound with v. 2.
WEERKAMP, J. E., Catalogus librorum, quibus usus
cst. See Aa, P. van dor ......... 28.114, 116
WELLS, J. The practiced Sabbatarian. London,
1668. 4 ................... 66.1
WENDELIN, M. F. Admiranda Nili. [Cautabrigise],
MDCXLVIII. pp. (16), 72, (10). 4 ...... 35.3
Christiana? theologies libri n. Editio novissima.
Lvgd. Batav., do IDC LVI. 12 ....... 68.28
Contemplatiouum physicarum sectio i-m.
[Cantabrigise], MDCLXVIII. 3v. in 1. 4 ... 35.3
Contents. Vol. I. Physiologia generalis, de principals
& affectionibus corporis naturalis. II. Cosniologia.
III. De corporibus ccelestibus.
Logic* iustitutiones. Editio novissima. Amstel-
rodami, do. IOC. LIV. 12 .......... 37.20
WENT WORTH, Sir T., earl of Stratford. Two speeches
in parliament. 1628. Concerning the liberty of
the subject [and] the priviledge of parliament.
n. p., 1641. pp. (2), 7. 4 .......... 78.32
Charge of the Scottish commissioners against.
See Scotland ................. 78.91
Depositions and articles against. See Great
Britain. Parliament ............ 78.90
WESLEY, J. Scriptural Christianity : A sermon,
preac-hed August 21. 1744. in Oxford. New-
castle upon Tyne, 1744. pp.18. 16 .... 28.48
Letter to ................... 27.133
Letters to, against perfection ......... 27.134
WESTMINSTER assembly of divines. Catechesis com-
pendiosior, in linguam Graecam & Latinam
traducta. Studio J. Harmari. Loudini, 1698.
pp. (8), 70. 8 ............... 69.16, 19
Cont'essio fidei ; cum catechismo, majori, ruinori-
que; e sermone Auglicano in Latinuni versa.
Cautabrigiffi, MDCLIX. 8 ......... 69.11,15
The confession of faith, with the larger and
shorter catechisms. With the Directory.
Fourth ed. Ediubvrgh, 1708. 8 ...... 09.1
[The confession of faith, with the larger and
shorter catechisms. No title-page.] (5 ... 69.10
-- Same. [No title-page. Imperfect.] 12 ... 69.29
Shelf. No.
WESTMINSTER assembly of divines, continued.
A directory for publique worship throughout
England, Scotland, and Ireland. With an
ordinance of parliament for taking away the
book of common-prayer. London, 1644. pp.
(6), 86, (1). 4 59.26
Same. [No title-page. 1044?] pp.40. 4 . . . 59.44
Humble advice, [being] a confession of faith.
London and Edinburgh, 1647. pp. (2), 56.
40 59.34
Humble advice, [being] a larger catechism: pre-
sented to parliament. London and Edinburgh,
1647. pp.56. 4" 59-33
Answer, unto the reasons of the seven dissenting
brethren. Goodwin, T 59-3
Dunlop, AV. Preface to an edition of the West-
minster confession 27.19
Lye, T. Explanation of the shorter catechism. 69.14
WESTON, Sir R., Speech of the transmission of the
impeachment against. See Hyde, E 78.14
WESTKENEN, J. van, Catalogus librorum bibliothecse.
See Aa, P. van der 28.117
WETSTEIN, J. J. Prolegomena ad Novi Testament!
Graeci editionem accuratissimam. Amstelae-
dami.MDCCXXX. 4 49.1
WHAT nicer non-conformity is not. Baxter, R. . . 64.15
WHAT'S to be expected from a new parliament. Lon-
don, M D cc xxxv. pp. (4), 16. 8 26.121
WHIGS truly Christians. Occasion'd by a sermon
entitled Whigs no Christians, preach'd at Put-
ney in Surrey Jan. 30th, 1712. London, 1713.
pp. (11), 23. 8 16.195
WHIGS. Character of an independent whig .... 27.117
De Foe, D. Whigs turn'd tories, and Hanove-
rian-tories prov'd whigs 26.114
Swift, J. The publick spirit of the 26.2
Whigs no Christians. See Whigs truly Chris-
tians 16.195
Withers, J. The whigs vindicated 26.232
WHISTON, ,T. The right method for the proving of
infant-baptism. With reflections on some late
tracts against infant-baptism. London, MDCXC.
pp.72. 8 67.21
WHISTON, W., Answer to, concerning the eternity of
the Son of God. See Finch, D 17.241
WHITAKER, J. The danger of greatnesse : a sermon
before parliament, and the assembly of divines,
14 tl i of January, 1645. a day of humiliation.
London, 1646. pp. (0), 44. 4 55.1
WHITAKER, W. Adversvs Thomas Staplctoni Anglo-
papistae defensionem ecclesiastics authori-
tatis, quam ipse loculentam & aecuratam in-
scripsit, tribusque libris digessit, dvplicatio,
pro authoritate atque ai/ro-isia S. Scripturae.
Cantabrigias, M. D. xciv. f 70a.l
Answere to the ten reasons of E. Campian.
Added notes, in defence of those reasons by I.
Dvrasvs. Written in Latino. Translated by R.
Stocke. London, 1606. 4" 70a.l4
Dispvtatio de sacra scriptvra, contra papistas,
imprimis 11. Bellarminvm, & T. Stapletonvm.
Cantabrigice, 1588. 4 49.6
WUITBY, D. The absurdity and idolatry of host-
worship. Also an appendix against transub-
stantiation ; with reflexions on a popish book
called The guide in controversies. London,
1G79. 8 70a.l6
Answer to the Reverend Dr. Snape's Second
letter to the bishop of Bangor. London,
MDCCXVII. pp. 40. 8" 27.142
WHITE, F., bp. Examination and confutation of A
bric'tY' answer to a late treatise of the Sabbath-
day. London, Hx,7. 4 J 20.241
WHITE, J. Speech concerning episcopacy. MS. pp.
23 . 78.19
W1ILTEFIELD
140
WOODCOCK
Shelf. No.
WniTr.riF.r.n, G. Answer to the bishop of London's
last pastoral letter. London, .MIKVXXXIX.
pp. 27, (1). 8 ................ 2G.256
Supplement to WhitelieM's answer to thebi-hop
of London's last pastoral letter. By a pres-
byter ot" the church of England. n. p., [1739],
pp.8. 8 .................. 26.257
A short narrative of the extraordinary work at
Cambnslang. Glasgow, 1742. pp. 32. 16.. 27.177
Aet of the associate presbytery anent a publick
f.i.-l, 1742. .s'c' Scotland, Church of ..... 28.60
Friendly caution to seceders .......... 28.59
The spirit of the martyrs revived in the doctrines
of. See Warne, J .............. G4.4
Warning against countenancing. See Gib, A. . 28.131
WlllTl n:i.i>, <>r Whitfeld, T. [A refutation of the
l,i,i-i- , .pinions, wherewith lay-preachers la-
bour to seduce people-; or an examination of
the doctrines of T. More, weaver, in his book,
"The universality of tiods free grace in
Christ to mankiiide." London, 1040. Imper-
fect.] pp. US. 4 .............. 1G.182
\n'i: No title-page; the title above taken from the
-ian catalogue.
WHIT-GIFT, J., alp. Briefe amis-were to ...... 59.59
Iteplye to An answere of \Vhitegifte againste
the Admonition to tho parliament. See Cart-
wright, T .................. 49.08
Second replie agaynst Whitgiftes second ansuer
touching the churchu discipline. See Cart-
wright, T ................ 4'J.G7, 68a
- The rest of the second replie. agaynst Vuliitgifts
second ansvner. See Cartwright, T ..... 49.68b
WIIITTAKEH, W. Eighteen sermons. With a short
account of the author, by T. Jacomb. Added,
his funeral sermon by ,S. Anncsley. London,
Io74. b .................. 57.3
WHOLE duty of man, Animadversions on the. Ed-
wards, J ................... 49.41
WIDDOWES, O. The lawlcsse, kneelesse, schismati-
c-all pvritan. Or a confvtation of the avthor of
an appendix [\V. i'rynne] concerning bowing
at the name of lesus. Oxford, 1031. pp. (4),
90, (1). 4 ................. 26.244
The schismatical pvritan. A sermon preached
at Witney concerning the lawfulnesse of
church-authority, for ordaining rites, and eerc-
inoine". Seconded., augmented. Oxford, 1031.
pp. (48). 4 ................. 26.243
Lame Giles his havltiiigs. ,S'< <'. I'rynne, \V. . . 20.245
WmmiiNtn-oN, ,s'i> T. ^peedi uu. of July, 1041. At
the impeachment ngainst M. Wren, bishop of
Kly. l.oiMloii,lG41. pp. (8). 4 ...... 78.27
WIL<:OCKS, J. ,l>p. A sermon before the society cor-
responding with the incorporated society in
Dublin, for promoting English protestant work-
ing-schools in Ireland, March 17. 1738-'J. Lon-
don, M.DCC.XXXIX. pp. 32. 4 ....... 1G.3
Wn.rox, T. Catalogue of books to be sold. [Lon-
don, 1731.] 8 ................ 38.7
WlLl> (/.nt. Kcrus),J. lobi historian catholica cxpli-
catio in cxnil. condones distrihvta enarrata.
Coloni;e, n. d. 8" ............. 4G.C
In totam Gene MII, enarrationes. See Bible.
O. T. Genesis ................ . 4G.7
Wll.KIVS ' Ecclcsia.-le-, a ili .-course COHCI rnini' Ihe
gift of preaching as i! fals under the rules of
art. Third ed. Lon.lon, 1'l.M. S ...... 49.45
WILKINSON, 1L Condones si \. A'-cedent Iractal us
duo: epi- loi.inmi decas, nec non oratlo. o\-
onii, M. DC. i. vin. 8" ............ C7.S
The ga'mefiill cost. A sermon bofon th< ii
of lord- , -7 of November, the day l-r pnhlike
liumilialio , pp. (I), 32. 4 . Ii :
Slu-lf. No.
WILKS, Mr*. M., Sermon occasion'd by the death of.
See Foster, J 17.50
WILL. Watson, It., lip. Do voluntate etiam ab ultimo
dictamine intellectus liberata 3G.3/
Wilkinson, H. De irapotentia liberi arbitrii . . 67. t
AVlLLlAM AtiL.'u-1'is, ilul;i-r Cnni'ii rliunl. Epistola
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WILLIAMS, D. A defence of gospel-truth, r.ein:.' a
reply to Mr. Chancy's First part. London, 1''' >:;.
pp. (8), 48. 4 63.13
Veritas e\ angelica detinita et al!innata; in ipia
qnaedim doctoris Crispii opiniones conside-
rantnr. VA oppcsitae veritate- p. r-oiiMie expli-
cantur ct conlirmantur. Ex . \nglicano in Lati-
num convertit. Q. A. Londini, M.IXV.XL. 12. 67.14
Nconomianism unmask'd : occasioned by his
Gospel-truth stated. See Chauncy, I. ... 0:;.12
Eejoynder to his Ueplj' to the first part of Xco-
nomianism unmaskt. See Chauncy, T. ... 63.14
WILLIS, T. Fathol,>L'i:e cerebri, et nervosi generis
specimen. In quo agitnr dc mortis convulsivis,
et de scorbuto. Oxonii, sincLxvn. 4 ... 3.5.5
WILSON, H. Practical corollaries deduced from
propositions in Euclide. See Euclides .... 34.14
WILSON, R., Sermon at the funeral of. See Co-
kayne, G- 59.51
WILSON, Thomas, nf Arrow. The spirit of delusion
reproved: or the quakers cause condemned.
London, 1078. 8 67.34
WILSON, Thomas, of C'nntcrliury. A Christian dic-
tionary: annexed, A particular dictionary for
the Revelation, Canticles, Epistle to the He-
brews. Fifth ed. London, 104S. f 51.8
WlNG,V. AstronomiaBritannica. Londini, lfi'59. f. 81.G
WINGATE, E. The exact constable. Also the office
of church-wardens, overseers of the poor,
[etc.]. Sixth ed. London, 1GS2. 12. . . . 79a.lS
Exact abridgment of all the statutes. See Great
Britain 79a.2T
WINTERTON, R. Poetae minores Gra-ci. Aceedunt
observationes R. Wintertoni in Ilesiodvm.
Cantabrigia^, ^IDCLXXXIV. 8 75.4
Contents. Ilcsiodus; Thpocritns: Mo-'chiis: l!i"ii
Smyrn.; Simmian Ulunl.; MU<;IMIS: Tln'n.'iiis: PhiK-yli-
dos; l'ytha'j;cir:is: S.rlon: Tvrta-n<: Siinc'iniilfs; Khia-
nus; Naumairhius: PanyasN: Orpln'iis: ^liniiu-rnnis;
I/mus; Callimachns; Kvenn^ Par.; Knti^tlicnc*: M, -
necrates : Posidippns ; Mrtrmlnrii^ i Knijiiirnta <iu:r-
duin PliiU'iiionis; AU'xiili'-t Anipliiili-: AnRxSntlridoe;
Antiplianis; A|"illed,'>ri ; Dipliili; Monandri: niuilnri
Sinop.; Knlnili ; Ilipparclii ; Nii't'istrati: Plu-rt'i-ratis;
1'liilippi: Philippida-; Sntuhr; Crati-tisj Kriphi; Posi-
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WisnOFF, C. Catalogue librornm. Qui nuctione
])iiblicnp distrahentur, 14. (Vtobris IT:; 1 .). Lng-
dnni r.atavonnn, n. d. 8 38.10
Wisiion-', G. Catalogus librorum. Quos,|iie publica
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WlTIIi:us, .T. Tin- whigs vindicated, and the iiresent
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WOODFORD
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ZURICH
35.19
Shelf. No.
WOODFORD, S. Paraphrase upon the Psalms. See
Bible. O. T. Psalms 45.11
WORD, A, to Mr. Peters, and two words for the par-
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WORKER (Lat. Guurnerus), J. Analysis institvtio-
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WORSHIP. Poole, M. Evangelical worship is spirit-
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Roharts, F. Gods holy hovse and service . . . 32.29
Taylor, A. Necessity and advantage of the pub-
lic worship of God 16.249
See also : Altar, Ceremonies, Idolatry, Images, Kneel-
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WORTIIINGTON, T. fSecond part of an anker of Chris-
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WOUNDS, Cure of, by the power of sympathy. Dig-
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WRIGHT, S. The duty of holding fast the form of
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XENOPIION. Opera qvoe extant, omnia, tarn Graeca
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Contents. -Depfedia Cyri, F. Philelpho interprete;
De Cyri uiiuoris expeditione, R. AmasiEO iuterprete;
De rebus Gnecorum, B. Pirckhemero interprete; De
iactis & dictis Socratis, Bessarione interprete; Oecono-
micus, R. Volaterrano interprete ; De Agesilai laudibus
oratio, F. Philelpho interprete; Apologia pro Socrate,
L. Aretino interprete; liieron siue Tyrannus, Erasmain-
tcrprete; Pori sou de uectigalibus, I. Ribitto interprete;
De re equestri, I. Camerario interprete; Hipparchicua,
ecu de magistratu equitum offieio, 1. Kibitto interprete;
De uenationc, Omnibono Leouiceno iuterprete; Sympo-
Bium, I. Ribitto interprete; De republics & legihus La-
ceda'inoniorum, F. Philelpho interprete; De Atheuieu-
sium rcpublica, S. Castalione interprete.
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XIPIIILIN, J. Vita Antouiui. See Herodiauus . . . 75.3
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YEAR. Tractatvs de varijs annorum formis. Lydiat,
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YESHUAH Ben Joseph, of Tlemsan. Clavis talmvdica.
Complectens formulas, loca dialectics & rhe-
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stantiuvm 1'Emperevr. Lvgdvni Batavorum,
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YORKSHIRE, Eng. The loyal! resolution of the gentry
and commonalty, presented to his majestic,
concerning matters between his majestic and
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YOUNG, T. Hopes incovragement pointed at in a ser-
mon, hefore the house of commons, at the
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Answer to the Humble remonstrance. See Mar-
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YOUTH'S instructor, The, in the English tongue. [Xo
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Note. There are two editions of this work, both very
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ZANCIII, G. Opervm thcologicorvm tomus primus
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xni. 8v. in 3. f 61.2
Contents. [Vol. I.] T. 1. De tribvs Elohini libri
tredecim. 2. De natvra Dei. 3. DC operibvs Dei
intra spacivm sex diervm creatis. [II.] 4. Dchominis
lapsu, de peccato & de lege Dei. 5. Commentarius in
Hoseam. 6. Commentaril in epistolam ad Ephesios,
Philippenses, Colossenses, Thessalonicenses, et primam
lohannis. [III.] 7. Epistola ad Lantgravivm; Epistola
ad J.Wolflum; Supplicatio ad senatum Argentinenscm;
Theses et indicia; Defineseculi; Deperseuerantia sanc-
torum; De libro vite; De gradibus nostra; salutis; De
pradestinatione; De exccccatione impiorum; De certa
salute ecclesioe; De Christo aduocato; De peccatornra
remissione;De studio Christian!; Depulsio calumni-
nrum; Theses aliquot; De prtedestinatione sanctorum;
De perseverantia sanctorum; De cojna Domini; Oratio
habitalS Dec. 1576; De dissidio coenfc; Oratio deaperien-
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pantia piorum ct impiorum sub cruce; De furto; De
Bortibus; Disceptatio inter Zanchium ct Joh. Marba-
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tura; De religione Christiana fides; Compendium prx-
cipuorum capitum doctrinas ChristianOB; Ad Ariani
libellura responsio; Ad V. Holderum responsio; De di-
vinatione; Epistolarum libri n; Orationes in acade-
miis; Adversus blasphemum V. Gonedzii tritheitas
libcllum; Admonitionis Neostadiana; duo capita vin-
dicata; De variis controversiis theses theologicfe; De
divortio novisque post divortiura nuptiis, libri n.
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ZEAT,. Briefe treatise of zealc. Dod, J 56.34
ZEPPER.W. Ars habendi et audendi conciones sacras.
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Legum Mosaicarum forensium explanatio. Edi-
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Politia ecclesiastica. Editio seeunda. Herbor-
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ZOSIMUS. Historiarum libri II. See Ilerodianus . . 7^.11
ZURICH. Orthodoxa Tigvrinae ecclesiiv ministroruin
confessio : una cum responsione ad M. Lvtheri
calumnias codemnationes & conuitia: e Ger-
manico Latiuitate donata, R. Gualthero iu-
terprete. Tigvri,1545. 8 ..,,...... 67.25
I I I MANUSCRIPTS.
MATHER papers, 1632-1089. 7v. f.
\o/c. When Prince received these papers they were in a miscella-
neous ma-s, unrl, licin-.' by him arranged chronologically, tlu-y were an-
notated in his careful hand, and fastened together in parts. When they
were deposited. in 1-1 1, with the Massachusetts histojieal society, they
u:id in seven ti ilio volumes, in plain boards, underthc SUCH ty's
direction, with manuscript indexes inserted. This bindinu' was badly
broken when the Public library received them. Before the lli-toiieal
t.,>eiety surrendered them, transcripts of the most important were made
Hie supervision of the Kev. Chandler Kobhins, D. D. At the
time Hi' the transfer of the Prince library to the Public library, these
voliimrs were again in the. keeping of the society, having been bor-
row. (1, to use in correcting the press fur Vol. VIII, of the Fourth scries
of the society's Collections, which was devoted to these papers, and was
published under the editorship of Dr. Robbins, in ISliS, and rendered
doubly valuable by a carefully prepared index. Dr. Bobbins says in
his prcluce, that "all the papers in the collection arc here printed, with
the exception of such as are much mutilated, the few which had before
appeared in print, some of those which contain only foreign in telli-
. ami such as possess little or no historical value." The order of
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fiom that of Prince's arrangement, as here followed, which is chrono-
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printed volume will show that the latter omits a considerable portion
of the correspondence, some of the letters which are left out being of
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Goldsmith are the correspondence under tho.-e a.-.-nmcd names between
the regicide "William Goffe and his wile not mother Frances Gofl'e;
the letters signed T. I), are from William Gofte; the letters signed D.
G. are from William Hook; and the letters signed James Davids are
In. i, i Col. John Dixwcll the regicide. Colic usually called his place
nl concealment Ebenezer. "Prince" signifies a MS. note by the Rev.
Thomas Prince.
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.ranting a farm at Muddy river [Brookline] to Rev.
Joint L'ol/i> ; Agreement of the selectmen of Boston, Nov. 5, 1636, in
ii to the same grant. 3. Notes on church government. 4.
Her. ,< (Hartford) to Jlev. Thomas SAepard (Cambridge),
II July, 1IU7, containing an account of the death of Kev. Thomas
Hooker, etc. 5. l.ist of books borrowed by /in: Richard Mather
from J. Mimon and [V. 1'a.rks, of Roxbury, 10 Jan., 1647. Q. Na-
tli'iitifl M<i'!" i- (London) to a friend in New England, showing that
New- England men were in high esteem in England, Dec. -
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and explained by Mr. i',,tli,n. |O. Fragment of an order of
lehnsetts), ML'ncd by Edward Kaw-i m , secretary, for a day
of humiliation, Huston, 4 .March, b!"i_'. I I. (IV.7.//i Heyfordto 7'hniitns
/./.i, I. OIK Ion, IS April, li;,Vi. 12. Receipt from lio'm-t Breiesterfoi
received according to an net of parliament for promoting the
D land, 5 May, li;.V.. |3. Letter from Wnltrr ////. /
(Windsor), 27 June, 1653, directed to Mr. John Mntlm-( Dorche.-tcr i; on
same sheet, letter fr Rev. Bichai ' M-tii,. / to , upon l>apti-m.
etc., Dorchester, -J July, lir,:. |4. Kev. Jihn Davenport to Mrs. <'.,!-
(on. New Haven, 25 lug., 1653. 15. /' ' liii-lianl Mo/h' , to - ,
rimceriiing the frei|iienev of the administration of the laird's supper,
'.I.Ian.. Hi.Vi. |3. Ji'-r. S. .I/. >'/,, / to /.' r. Joli'i M-ith, r, April 1.11, H'i.V.1.
17. J'- '' f- M' "I" r to /,'. o. .I'l.'m Mi !/ier, stating tha 'minis-
deeid'-d tbe:e shall be but four ministers and that the
i-liiii-clic-, an- in arrears on ace'. unit of mlarie.-, etc., | Dublin], Sept. Ill,
13. ill'/ /'/./us',,- I'rote taei.m before lie came into Kngland in
|li,- year 1660, verses] by the duke of Buckingham. |9. '
I'ollon lo his mollier, .I// i. N.I//I'/ M-i'lu'i: llamplon, ' II. 23.
Fra- lit of a letter from It'illiani .//'/ an lo So :,m/ / lirlliii-ihaiii, [li'iT].
21. /,',../. ' ',,!/,,,, .Mailn-r, Plymouth. Dee. 11. 1677.
22. Avr. ^illinium Sloddard to l;<-r. Increase M.II/,,, speaking of
Kev. Mr. Mile-'.- pie.iebin- ill lioMon. .
N. Hamilton, Nov. -.1, 1677. 23. Propositions
agreed upon by the assembly nt Boston to be discussed on the 10th of
June, with Mr. D's judgment thereuoon, besides letters, etc., relating
to the regicides. 24. R">'. J 'hit l>m; ni.urt to William Goffe, con-
taining news from Kngland, etc., '! July, W>1. 25. }'>*< />h- Ijmh ru'l to
/,' -. Increase MilHii'r, Durehester, 7 July, lllIJ. 26. AVr. ./ti///(
and others to Mrs. Si. //; M'it!fi\ coiu'ernitii the proposed settlement
of Kev. Increase Matherat Hadley [ Aug. 1", WJ!}. 27. Extracts from
the letters patent granted to "the company for the propagation of the
(.MS;, ell in New Kngland," etc., ]()!.'. 23. letter, dated 10 June,
Kisj, from Kev. Joint lt'hi/in : i to R-r. Increase M<itl<>r, giving "an
account of a Keinurkable passage of Divine Providence" [witch-
craft] in Hartford, 1WJ. 29. Rev. John Davenport t> Rev. Jo)
ton, New Haven, -.'! March, lUuj-o. 33. " Some i -i testiong, and
answers tn:. -ether with they re Explication, taken out of M st 's Cat-
echisme." 3|. II- r. John Davenport to If*'///" '.'".v<, containing
news from England, et':., 1 Jan , HitiJ. 32. Letters, etc., relating t i
the regicides. 33. Request from Richard , Robert and
others, that his majesty's commission to them, etc., may be i
and published, Boston, May ^4, 1GG5. [Signatures mutilated.] 34.
Iter. Ji'tcholiis Xtn-i:t to Su itu-l <ich>;. New Haven, 1-J Mi'
35. Extract from the Gazette, stating that John De-borough and
twelve others are ordered to return to England, or be attainted of high
treason; also, that John Rathbone and seven others have been cxccu-
teJ for the same crime, etc. 35a. Copy of a letter from J/--. 1C
t . Mr. ,13 Aug., !'>:!. 33. Proclamation < '
in relation to the profanation of the Lord's day, Boston, H July. \>'r',7.
37. [signature destroyed] to Kei\ Increa- llarha-
Sov.,1867. 33. Rev. Richard Mather lo Rev. Inci
L'SJuly, 166.S. 39. "Sum mamorable Passages of gods wonderfull
Deliuerrances at Sea," by John Graf ton, of Salem, who was cu-t away,
Sept. i;. !(>;!). 40. Mcmm-andum ot a lease at Muddy river [Brnok-
line] from Snnth Mather to James Pemberlon, L'li March, bi70. [" This
James Pemberton was Father to y Rev Mr Ebeue/er Pemheiton, &
This Sarah Mather 1 conclude was at 1 wife & widow
Rev Mr John Cotton of Boston, & then of ye Rev Mr Richard
Mather of Dorchester: wo Mr Mather died Apr. -'-'. UK!." MS.
note in Prince's handwriting.] 41. Copy of the last will and
te--:iment of Sarah Matli'r, of Boston, .". May, I'iro. 42. AVr. In-
crease Mather to Jin: John Mni/o. explaining the reason of .Mr.
Mather's absence from the intended church meeting, S Aug., KM.
43. R"-i: John Cottonto his mother, Plymouth, Dee. '.'7. \\J7it. 44.
Same to Rev. Increase Mat Her, Plymouth, 111 Jan., Iu7ii. 45. Notes,
apparently of a discourse, cancelled and imperleet. 48. A'
It t i A'ef. Increase Mather, inclosing a copy of an invoice of
hooks, etc., London, Ifi Feb., Hi76. 47. Her. _Y<ir/m/,/< I M-
Rev. Im-rrii-i: Jlnih-r, discussing infant baptism, etc., Dublin, 1:0
Feb., 1076. 43. Ji"t: John Bishop to .'.' P. // in ase .!/."'/. r, speaking
of the great lire in which the house of the latter was destroy, d. St mi-
ford, liii March, M7i;. 49. A'- r. ffathan
Milliter, sending and highly eommeinling "Cotton Br-ichy-raphie,"
Dublin, L'7 Feb., 167ti. 53. Rev. John Cotton to Rev. Increa* '!
sympathi/.ing with Mr. Mather in nis loss by the tin-, etc., lii March,
|i;ri)-7. 51. AV' 1 . Thomo-t Thornton to /,',/-. Increase M nhrr, refer-
rin- to his loss of a meeting place by the fire, i> March, liuii-7. 52.
J/ar/ier, returning a book [noto in
Ma^aehusetts historical society'.^ Collections " c\ idently llubbard's
Narrative ot the Indian wars"], and speaking of a boy obtained for Rev.
M:. Uathei ervice, Plymouth, March 19, 16TG-7. 53. AVr. /VIOIWM
Jullie to A' -. , introducing himself and soliciting u
corres]M,ndenee. etc., " I'endletoii, ni^'li Clitheroe," J April, ll',rr. 54.
ilitthfi: "The eoiiM.cati,-,
nioiied by the prelal- I who went up wtli hi^h expecta-
tions of straitning the Xon-Coiifoi-ms, & pnAidin,- f>r yms: had
imission given them t one up," etc., 1-J
April, I'ir.". 55. /;>: John I'.i'hi 1/1 to i: . i-mgrat-
nlatiu,' him on the preservation of his library from the lire, an<l
of the " History of N. I ,," etc., Siamfonl. 1 " April,
ir,r7. 5G. / '' A', r. liirr, if Mo lining
that Mr. Mather hod disclosed the contents of ic.taiu piivatc letters
eoncen: ! ' lard'i honk, etc., Plymouth. April II, I'N7. 57.
.. i'!,,, ].,. , in the hou-.
against the address that house presented to bis maji tie," \piil !'
lijrr. 53. A letter, without address, date, 01- ^n.ituic, commcin.-ins
143
" Revrend sr," and signed " A mournr for ye Apostacy of Sion
and yor ifcllow servant," concerning parliamentary affairs, papacy,
etc. 59. Rev. John Russell to Rev. Increase Mather, speaking
of the severe sickness in Hadlcy; of the great fire; of Mr. Mather's
history, etc., Hadley, April 18, 1077. 6O. Jolm Westgate to Rev
Increase Mather, speaking of the great fire, of the persecution of the
quakers, baptists, etc., Charlestown, 8 May, 1677. Q\. Letter of Col-
lins [now missing, and missing Feb., 1SOS, as appears 1'roni a slip
bearing that date]. 62. JRev. Janies Forbes to /,'< r. Inerea^e Mother,
Gloucester, 29 May, 1(J77. 63. Keport of the kind's address to the
house of commons, etc., Whitehall, 28 May, 1(177. 64. Letter, without
address, date, or signature, written on reverse of No. 03, on the same
subject. 65. Remarks on his majesty's speech, 20 May, 1077. 66.
Rev. S. Hooker to Rev. Increase Mather, June , r >, 1077. 67. To Her. In-
crease Mather (?) [without signature], referring to his loss by the fire,
etc., Ebenezcr, 12 June, 1C77. 63. Rer. Seaborne Cotton to Rer. In-
crease Mather, giving an account of an engagement with the Indians,
Hampton, 16 June, 1077. 69. Her. Jolm Cotton to Riv. Increase
Jfn /In*,-, speaking of Rev. Mr. Arnold's approaching death, propounding
certain theological questions, speaking highly of Rev. Mr. W alley, and
complaining of the conduct of Rev. Gcrshom Ilobart, Plymouth, 19
June, 1077. 7O. Rev. John Cotton to Rer. Increase Mather, referring
to II. 's history, and giving Rev. Mr. Shove's opinion of it, Plymouth,
'25 June, 1077. 71. " An account of what happened vnto Thomas
Berry by thunder and lightninge in the pink IIop\vcll," 17 July, 1077.
72. Rev. William Hook to Rev. Increase Mather, containing " The
names of the ministers who dyed of late veers in the City London," 7
August, 1077. 73. Mrs. Jane Hook to Rev. Increase Mather, 8 August,
1077. 74. Rev. Richard Bltnman to Rer. Increase Mather, expressing
fears with regard to the N. E. patent, giving English news, cautioning
against "one Righy," and speaking highly of Mr. Elnathan Chauncy
as a physician, etc., Aug. 14, 1077. 75. Jiev. Samuel Petto to Rev.
Increase Mather, about a book, etc., Aug. 31, 1C77. 75. A letter,
without date, address, or signature. [" A letter [from] ye Rev Mr Thomas
Cohhet of Ipswich to the Rev Mr Increase Mather in 1077, before Aug.
10.'' MS. note of T. Prince.] 77. Rtv. John Bishop to 7?cr. In-
crease Mather, concerning the importance of settling a minister for
East and West Chester, Stamford, 10 Sept., Ki77. 78. Captain John
Allan to Rev. Increase Mather, referring to the publication of the
" Narativeof the pequot war," Ilarttbrd, Sept. 17, 1077. 79. Account of
the captivity of among the Indians. 8O. Rev. Samuel Wake-
man to Rer. Increase Mather, inclosing letter and money for Rev. Wil-
liam Ilooke, Fairfield, 27 Sept., 1077. 8 1 . Her. Samuel Wilting to Rev.
Increase Mather, urging him to write a history of New England, etc., 1
Oct., 1677. 82. Rev. John Jlishop to Rev. Increase Mather, concern-
ing a minister for West Chester, Stamford, 2 Oct., 1077. C3. Rev.
John Cotton to Rev. Increase Mntlicr, requesting Cotton Mather to
pass the winter with Mr. Cotton as tutor to his two sons, Plymouth,
Oct. 20, 1G77.
Vol.11. I. Copies of three letters, without signature, "arriving
10th Apr. from Lond. in 6 weekes," one to Mr. Usher, one to Mr.
(hi'iiiiriilgp, and a "3d letter," not addressed; all containing Eng-
lish news. 2 Mrs. Frances Goldsmith to her son, Wttlter Goldsmith,
1.0 Oct., 1071. 3. Record of the case [witchcraft] of Elizabeth Knnpii
at Groton from Oct. GO, 1071, to Jan. 12, 1071-2, by Re.r. Samuel Willard.
4. Items of news from England, without address or signature, Jan.
and Feb., 1071-2. 5. -Letter, without afldress or signature, concerning
papacy in England, Aug. 15, 1K72. 6. Edirai-d Co7Kns" forthe Hob
gentlemen att their lodgings whersoever," " H'illiain Cloffe and Etf-
vanl Whalley," concerning a gift of William Sn/tonstall to their use,
Charleslown, 1 June, 1072; reply thereon endorsed, 5 July, 1072. 7.
\\~aller (lolilsinilh to his mother, Ebenezer, 5 July, 1072. 8. Jane
Ilooke to Mrs. Rebecca Russell, 24 July, 1072. Q, l>. G. to Walter
Goldsmith, concerning the war against the Dutch, etc., 2 Aug., 1072.
10. Copy of the magistrate's plea upon the Massachusetts patent, upon
occasion of and answer to three votes sent up from the house, S July,
1072. 1 1 . Copy of the last will and testament of Goi: Ricliard Belling-
linin, 2S Nov., 107J. 12. Mrs. Mart/ Hoare to Mrs. liridij,-! Hoare, re-
questing her to take her son John into her family, Hull, 9 April, 107.1.
|3_ to , containing questions relating to the war
against the Dutch [No date, address, or signature]. 14. An imperfect
and mutilated letter in the same handwriting as the foregoing, 2 ,
11)7". 15. Copy of thelastwill and testament of Rer. John O.cenbridge,
in which he bequeaths certain books to the "public Library in Boston,"
Boston, 12 March, 107:;-i. 16. D.(.!. to ll'alt* r Goldsmith, mentioning the
stagnation of trade, short crops and sickness in England, 4 April, 1074.
17. Walter Goldsmith in reply to No.lG, Ebenezer, Aug. o, 1074. IS.
Statement of Rer. John /fijjTtnsoTi concerning the Rc.r. Charles Ntcholet.
[controversy in the church at Salem], 24 Aug., 1074, at Mr. Mather's in
ISoston. 19. Apology of Rev. John Iliijginson to the committee of the
general court on the same subject, Salem, June s, H',7.~j; also dated 1(!.;7.
29. llaiiakkuk Glover to Rev. Inrrt-asi -Matin r, concerning redemp-
tion, Newport, 20 Dec., 1(175. 20a. Copy of a letter from Rev.
Increase Mather to Ilabakkuk Glorer,m answer to No. 20, Boston, 3
Dec., 107">-P>. 21 a Rer. John Cotton to Ri'v. Inrnnse Matin r, men-
tioning the death of llev. John Holmes, the disaster to the army, and
expressing his fears lest Capt. Bradford's wound should prove fatal,
Plymouth, 3 Jan., 1070. 22. Ilabakkuk Glocer to Rev. Increase
Mather, criticising a manuscript sent him by Mr. Mnthcr, Newport, 18
March, 177.1-0. 23. Copy of a letter from Rer. John F.Iiol, /,'.;-.
Jtnne^ .]/!'//, A'- r. Inert aye Mnthi',- and Rer. Thomas Thacher to the
churches in /tn'ilin, acknowledging the receipt i>f their contributions
for sufferers in the Indian war, Boston, 11 Jan., 1070-7. 24. Rev. John
ilis-ho/i to Rer. Inn-ease Matin r, congratulating him upon his recovery
from illness, speaking of much sickness in Stamford, and inquiring as
to the origin of the war, etc., Stamford, 8 July, 1070. 25. [William
','"/'- | to Rei\ Ini-rea-e Mather, speaking of Mr. Nowell and his -.: I
ance to the writer in his removal, Ehonr/cr, .s Sept., 1070. 26. Frag-
ment of a letter, containing European news, from S. P. to ,
Oct. 12, 1070-7. 27. Samuel Hooker to Rer.Im-eia , Mather, stating
that the Indian troubles were diminishing, and that there was then
much sickness in Hadley, Oct. 12, 1070. 28. Rer. Jnhn I '<<. to Rer.
Increase Mather, concerning materials for Mr. Blather's history, and
containing allusions to a young man who appears to have gone astray,
Plymouth, 24 Nov., 1070. 29. Catalogue of books, Dec. 5, 1070. [Note
in pencil: "This is n, catalogue of the books selected by Mather,
after his house was burnt, from the library of Mrs. Usher, once wife
of President Hoar."] 3O. Rer. John Cotton to Rer. Im-n n.~e Mo.
ther, mentioning small-pox in Dnxhury, and desiring to know what is
good for it, etc. .Plymouth, Jan. 1, 1077. 31. Fragment of a letter from
Rer. John Cotton to AY?'. Increase Mather. [" Plymouth, Jan. 7, 1077-8";
handwriting of T. Prince]. 32. Rev. Thomas Jollie to Rer. Inert ase
Mather, concerning church matters, " Pendleton nigh Clithciow," 18
Jan., 1077-8. 33. Rev. Samuel Sou-ell to Mr. Jonathan Hull, giving
European war news, and expressing fears lest New England should
have a general governor, etc., 25 Sept., 1070; on the reverse a copy of
the king's speech to parliament, 28 Jan., 1077. 34. William l'>ni<-
to , containing European news, London, Feb. 21, 1077-8;
on the reverse notes in the handwriting of Rev. Increase .Mather.
35. Rev. A'athaniel Mather to Rer. Increase Mather, acknowledging
the receipt of sundry letters and four books; discussing the nature of
the office of deacon; mentioning Rev. Messrs. Thorn, Aubry, and Eliot;
Rev. Mr. Taylor's dangerous illness, and the will of Samuel Mather,
Dublin, Feb. 1.3, 1077. 36. Hough draught of notes for an answer to the
question propounded by some of the brethren of the church in Wob-urn
to the elders met at the lecture in Boston, 7 March, 1077. [In the hand-
writing of Rev. Increase Mather.] 37. " An answer to the Question
propounded by some of ye brethren of ye Church in Woburne, toy" El-
ders met at ye Lecture in Boston," 7 March, 1077. [An enlargement of
No. 30, and in a different handwriting.] 3Q, Extract from a letter,
without date, address, or signature, containing European news; men-
tioning the death of Dr. Manton [" Dr Manton Died Oct. 18. 10~7."
MS. note by T. Prince); speaking of the infection in Boston, Charles-
town, etc., and the adjournment of the court on that account. 39. R r.
jV//iai'c? Mather to Rer. Increase Mather, introducing Mr. Chetwodc,
and speaking of the persecutions in Scotland and the political com-
plications in Europe, 12 March, 1077. 49. Elizabeth Moulder to Rer.
Increase Mather, giving an account of her voyage to England, etc.,
London, 13 March, 1077. 4|. Ri r. John Cotton to Rer. Increase
Mather, describing the death of Rev. Mr. Walley, Barnstable, 21 March,
1077-S; Postscript, Plymouth, March 2.5, 1078. On the reverse, notes in
the handwriting of Rev. Increase Mather. 42. Report of the pro-
ceedings in parliament relating to the carl of Danby, etc , 27 March,
1078. 43. Rer. Jonathan Tnckm n toller. Increase. Mather, thanking
Mr. Mather for his " Relation concerning the warr," etc., Hackney, .'!
April, 1078. 44. Letter from the elders and others " in the In-half.- of
the church and Towne" to " the Reverend Elders to whom these Lines
may com," speaking of the death of their pastor, and asking for " ad vice
& furtherance" as to supplying his place, Barnstable, 7 April, 107S.
45. Rer. Jose/,h Eliot to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the
receipt of Mr. Mather's books, criticising the "Answer of prayers,"
and speaking of Mr. Mather's views of baptism, the death of Mr. Hiep-
ard, the prospects of the college, trouble feared from the Indians, etc.,
GuilforJ, 3 May, 1078. On the reverse, notes in the handwriting of Rev.
Increase Mather. 46. Her. Joshua Moofleij to lie v. Increase Ma!/,' r.
concerning the admission of Mr. Freyer to the church; also speaking
of arenewing of the covenant, and expressing fears of achange of gov-
ernment in England, Portsmouth, May, 107S. 47. X'-r. Ifat
Matherto Rev. Increase Moth, r (sent by "one Mr. Gilbert"), men-
tioning that parli.iment seems "set rather agt Popery ymigt y- N-Con-
formists," 13 May, 1078. On same sheet, notes in the li. mil-
writing of Rev. Increase Mather. 48. Saimtel fdlo to A. r.
Increase Mather, acknowledging receipt of hooks and sending others,
narrating the difficulties between the king and house of commons
(occasioned by its action in relation to the war, and its requesting the
removal of certain evil counsellors), a'so the prorogation of parliament
from that cause (sec No. )'.!), May 14, 1078. 49. Report of the pro-
ceedings in the house of commons in relation to the war, the disband-
ing of the army, and an address praying for the removal of the duke
of Lauderdalc, May and 7, 1078. On same sheet, a letter wiihont
signature (endorsed "M'-- Richard lUinman"), referring t" the pre
ceding; also mentioning the discontent in Scotland, the favors shown
to papists, etc., and predicting " that Earthquake, Revel[ation]
Iltli, is not far off," 20 May, 1078. 50. Rer. Samuel Ma I In r to R, v.
Increase Mather, mentioning Rev. Mr. Newton's illness and speaking
of his own settlement, Milford, 20 May, 1078. On the reverse, notes ill
the handwriting of Kev. Increase Mather. 51. />'' ''' John Cotton ta
ICi-r. f'<i/t'ii< Mni In i-, mentioning a sermon of Kev. Mr. Trent, also Mrs.
Mather's illness, etc., Plyniunth, 11 .Inly, 107*<. On the revcr-e, note in
the handwriting of Rev, Increase Mather. 52. Mrs..fam- //"'/. t.. /: v.
Jiii-n-n^- Mat/icr, sending i.ld rlnthcs for poor ministers, etc., _'" June,
I'!"'". 53. \iiilniiiiil i/ei'/i."/- to R v. Increase M"H,^,-, 7 July. ]07.i.
54. '' o.John /' 'i"/i to Hir. lac ea H.iiln-r, spc ikmg of the noi-c
nf ^iins heard in tin- air. earthquakes, etc., Stamfoid, Julv 11, 107s.
55. /:*.. I >/tn ('-iii'iii to A'' r. Tncreasi tfuMe/-, mentioning a fast ap-
pointed at liarnstuble, " to be of Goil to ho Mr Thachcrs heart t<
accept their call," also a false alarm of Indians, etc., Plymouth,
I.Mind Hi. Inly. li.'7-<. 55. A'- r. ./<'/</< l-'Ji ,t to AVr. Inm u~r Matin r,
acknowledging the receipt of a letter and criticising some of Mr.
Mather's works, Guilfonl, 17 July, 107s. 57. Ridi-n <l i:/i,tnain to
A'- /-. A/'-rr o-.,-r .Mather, containing European news, Aug. 9, 1678. On
the reverse, AVr. Jurrrasi 'Mutlni tn .)//. 117.';;;'' sirnrth, pastor of the
chureli in .Maiden, concerning the proposed marriage of the latter
with his servant maid, s May, 1079. 53, Rer. Increase Mather to
Rer. Mr / ' / II ig i!> ,~iri>rth, on his propose: d marriage with his servant
maid. Huston, 1'J May. 107:1. 59. T. It. to Rn: Inn-ease Mather, ac-
knowledging the receipt of a letter from the writer'.- wife, and mcn-
tioning the death of Mr. Hook, etc., Ebcnezer. "0 An;?., 107S. 6O.
Ri /-..III'IH Cotton to /.' p. liicri'inr .Mniln-r, speaking of family affairs,
the death of Mr. Baker, the arrival of a privateer commanded by
Capt. Daniel, small-pox, baptism, etc., Plymouth, 2s Aug., 107.S. 61.
A'< r. Jiilni J/iiiniitstni to Rer. Inmate Mnlliir, concerning the duty
imposed upon ministers in regard to the public, reading by them of
certain laws, also concerning the controversy about baptism, Salem,
Sept. .'{(I. 1078. 62. T. D. in HIV. Increase Mather, speaking of his
correspondence, etc., 23 Oct., 1G78. 63. Sam ni 1 Mnilin- to ,
speaking of his settlement in Braineford or Milford, etc., 4 Nov., 1078.
64, R' 1 '- Tlininas 1'iiiiiie.t to Her. Increase Mather, concerning God's
wrath and the renewing of the covenant by the united churches, nnd
speaking of his own deafness, etc., Ipswich, 12 Nov., 107S. 65. AVr.
Jiilni Cnltnn to Mr. di/lon Mather, congratulating him upon his re-
covery from illness, etc., Plymouth, 15 Nov., 1078. 66. Letter writ-
ten on the reverse of No. 0."> and in answer to it, from fullini Mather
to It' i\ Jii.'in Cnllnii, speaking of the small-pox in Boston and its visi-
tation upon his own family, etc., [no date]. 67 = Her. John Cotton to
/,*' C. /i/i-r< : in>' Mather, concerning business matters; also the spread-
ing of the small-pox, and soliciting advice as to the treatment of that
disease, Plymouth, 2 Dc<v, 1678. 63. AVr. yatluniiri Matin r to Rf.v.
Im-reiii' Mather, acknowledging the receipt of his letter by Mr. Chet-
wood, and of a letter and books from Mr. Eliot; also speaking of the
papist plot, etc., 19 Dec., 1^78. 63. Letter (in Latin, with Greek and
Hebrew quotations) from " Jultanties Cattonus" to Hev. Increase
Mather, Plymouth, 35 Dec., 1U7S.
Vol. III. |. Samuel Petto to Rev. Increase Slather, acknowledging
the receipt of a letter and sermons, speaking of Hev. Mr. Humfreys,
discussing the doctrine of the atonement, and mentioning the illness
of Dr. Owen ; also speaking of the papist plot, the activity of Mr. Gates
and the prorogation of parliament, 2 Jan., 107S-9. 2. Letter from Her.
.Inlni \Yliii inif, con taining a postscript by John Allifne to Rev. Increase
.Miil/nr, in relation to a minister for Windsor, and speaking of liev.
Samuel Mather and Kev. Isaac Foster in that connection, Hartford, 27
Feb., 107-S. On the reverse, copy of a letter from Hep. Increase Mather
in reply to the same, Boston, 10 March, 107s-!). 3 A'' r. Thomas
IVatct himsr to AVr. Ini'i't </<>' .Mather, speaking of his son, and referring
tiitheological discussions, West Creeling, 'J4 Feb., 1078. 4. R>'V. Thomas
]\',iii i-liiin .-< to I!' v. Increase Mather, speaking at length of the popish
plot, etc.. West Creeling, 27 Feb., 107.S. 5, " /;. /;." to AVr. .hihn Cul-
eeiitainiiig a copy of the letter of King Charles II. to the duke of
Yoi I. , requesting him temporarily to go beyond the seas, dated White-
hall, '_'8 ! i'b., 107S. 6. Fragment of a letter from to Rev. Xa-
tliiniii'l Miilln'i; speaking of the trial, etc.. of the murderers of Sir E.
etlodt'ri-y | \vithont date or signature]. 7m Mrs. Jane Ihntk to Rev.
Inrnii-i- Mather (spelled by the writer " Mader"), sending clothes
and money to poor ministers, 5 March, lli7'J. 8. to Rev.
In -i, 11 i Mil/In r, containing English news, etc. [no signature), H
March li)7s. Postscript, 18 April, 1C78. 9. Report of proceedings in
parliament on receiving the king's reply to their message concerning
the choice of a speaker; Col. Titus's speech thereon, 11 March, 107.S.
10. A 1 ' i'. Jntni f'attiin to /,' r. l/tn->ii*< M ////.'/*, speaking of business
matters, the deatl\ of treasurer Soiithworth, the sickness of Major
<'iidworth, i-ie., Plymouth, IL' March, 107S-1I. |J. William Stoughton
to /,'' r. Iiii-fiii" Mulf/er, discussing political prospects in Kninpe, and
the ditli'-nlty brtu'ccii the king and commons; also mentioning tin 1
cnllcL-t- | I l.ii \ -aril | iiinl riTint If ilrii-s to it, 1! March. l'i ( "s-l). |2.
l'it\ T//I>IIIIIA Jitllii' to A'< r. /iif/.n tfiii/icr, concerning baptism, and
KcndiiiL" eeitain tic Mi ' . I'c-n 1 ' c ! in -ni gli-Clithcrtie, March !.">, I07S-II.
13, A*' '. . Vc i !/nin i I M'tiln r to /;. '-. Increast AcfafAer, containing I'.ng-
lish ni-w-. aiicl UK iifncning the- ti'inl ot tin- mil . dc'i .'i-s cif Sir l^dmiind-
bliry (IodtVe\', and the loilit.irv prcparationd in 1'rance and Spain,
Man-Ill ,1678-9. 14. Heporlofpi | c , 'c ,c-c , - 1 1 i, - . coneeril -
in- Hi.- c:nl of Danby, tic- llomi b plot, etc.; also tin- order to take the
riil of D.inliy into en tody. |Lnd -d--,i| "For Mr. t'ollings."] (5.
J!< i: Jiilni /.'/s/ciyi to /.'(. IHI'I-I a.-i- Mnl/ii /-, c-oneerning aiuini.tci leu-
Weatehcbter, ucknow ledging the receipt of u letter froui Mr. llooke by
the hand of Mr. Mather, speaking of the deaths and sickness among
ministers, and mentioning the condition of Kc v. Mo-rs. Newton, of
Milford, nnd \Vah.-m-in, of Fairlielrl: :l l o of the d. Art of the writer to
educate his son for the mini-try, and making inquiries about the
charitable endowments of the college [Harvard], Stamford. L'."> March,
1 '*. 16. licport iif the speech of Sir l-'ranri* H'ii,niii:/liiH,'lu the
house of ec.ni ..... n 5, , in the power of the kin- to paid. >n traitors, etc.,
March 1-0, lc;r:i. 17. lie-port of the- same speech in another handwrit-
ing, March -JJ, 107*-!). |S. .I/,,-. Jane //./ to Kev. Increase afatli .
sending money and clothes lor poor ministers, and referring to the
death of Uev. Mr. Gale, 7 April, 10711. |9. Keport of parliamentary
proceedings, bill for granting writ of habeas corpus, etc., 2 April. 107'.).
20. T. 1>. to Hi i: Increase .I/."/,, /-, congratulating him upon the
recover) of his family from the small-pox, etc., Khcne/er, L' April, |i;7:i.
21. Rev. Joshua Moodey to Itev. Inert ase Mniln r, coneernin-j- hapti-'n,
the small-pox, and the death of the governor [l.evcrett], 7 April, ]i;7:>.
22. <'opy of the proceedings at a meeting of the con -legation in
Windsor, relating to the- call of Mr. [A', v. I-nn,-\ /;,-/, ,-, and the re.-ig-
nation of Kev. Mr. Chauncey. Windsor, 10 May, 1079. On the revi
votes on the same matters, Wimlsor, J June, 107!). Endorsed, " Cop-
pics, of the Aet re.-|iccting.Mf. flo-ter And of Mr. Chaneey his He siirna-
tion." 23. I'niiiil Clarke, //.///</ If',, <:,//, ,* , and Benjamin fiewh i
to Kev. Mr. Ootes and others (inclosing No. 22), Windsor, 21 May, io7'.i.
24. "M r - Titus Oats Jotirnall & Allidavit of his discovr taken K -
yoK& counsell, written and subscribed by his own]hniiil, 7'T a7'l>
](!7S." [12 pages badly mutilated.] 25. JUrhanl _\f,:,,t,,,,,,v to
the lord treasurer, Paris, 11 Jan., 1077-8. 26. On reverse of :.,,
Rirliard Mniilaine to the same, Paris, l,s Jan., 1077-x, [the leaf
badly mutilated]. 27, 28. "A Letter dropt upon yc F.xci.g,"
concerning the plot, etc., [without date and in the same hand-
writing with No. 24]. 29. " A Prophecie wch hath beenc manu-
script in my Lord Powis tfamilie above 00 yearcs," no date. 33.
On reverse of 29, Parliamentary proceeding-, II May, lo7;i [badly
mutilated]. 31. Parliamentary proceedings, May in, et seq.,
1079. 32. Her. Janus I-'ilcli tei R, r. Jtirria.a: Matlur, speaking
of bis own labors and the publication of his catcchUm, Nor-
wich, 23 May, 1079, with notes in the handwriting of Kev. Increase
Mather. 33 S. II. [" suppose Samuel Hooker," /'//<, ] to ];, r.
Increase Matftcr, concerning the settlement of .Mr. Foster, and men-
tioning the death of Kev. Mr. Ilaines, May 1'S, li;7:i. An endorsement,
in the handwriting of Kev. Increase Mather, signed by 1'rian Oakcs,
Sam. Nowcll, I[ncrcasc] M[ather|, Sam Torrey, and Thomas Graves,
June 12, 107'.), with notes in the handwriting of Increase Mather.
34. I- llartli tt to A' 0. Increase Mitfi /, concerning the prorogation
of parliament, and the gloomy prospects in Ireland, 1,'nMi -I, ad, 4
June 107!). 35. P. T. to Mr. T. D., concerning alKiirs in England,
July 30, 1079. 36. Xathanii-1 Mni'tim to /,' r. , ' II/ILI-, be-
wailing the condition of New England, urging Mr. Mather to
compile a general history of New England, and proffering aid
in that matter, Plymouth, 8 Aug., 107D. 37. />'<. Jnhn 7,V-//oy. to
Rev. Increase Mulln r, speaking ot the death of Mrs. Bishop, acknowl-
edging receipt of books, and referring to a previous inquiry concern-
ing aid in the education of bis son at college, Stamford, 12 Aug., p:,"!'.
33. Rir. Xatlioni I Mai.'n r to A', r. Tncrea MH//I* r. mourninir over
"poor Tims case", stating that his brother Samuel had no picture
taken of him during his life, detailing Knglish news and the tortures
inflicted on the Scotch covenanters, e-te., Dublin, I'.'i Aug., Ii.7H. 39.
A', v, . /i > /n it /i 1 1 /i 1'ui-l. a* n to A'' /- /;e-/-i. H.-I Mn Hi i r, se-nding 1 ..... ks to .Mr.
Mather, Kev. Mr. Whiting, and Rev. John Cotton, Hackney, 9 Sept.,
'1079. 43. Hi in'!! Wolcott, Sen., Hnijandit .\. u-Li nr, Jinni I I'/u.
II n rii tl\>fi-i>tt, Jim ., .t'i>''i !>,".', , a ml . '* . " I n \ e- iKHiic ol'the
Congregation in Windsor," to A' V. I'rian iinl.i -, A'. ;. /urn n.-v Mm-
and Mr. H' ill 1 1 ril, in relation to the settlement of |{ev. I-aac I'e'-te'r.and
requesting their advocae-y in the- matter, AVimlsor, L'J Se-pt., 1079. 4|.
.In/in U'/iitliHj to Cii/it. Tlininas 'ini-'i. r /, ( J. D. (I , speaking of atVairs
in England, - .">, 1079, [date mutilated. "July Ang or Sep."
note in Prince's handwriting], from the Hull in Lawrence lane, Lon-
don. 42. Ri'l'. Tll'iiuiK t'n'itiif ailel I'n'iiit I'l'i'i:' ," W 1 -''' %e eol.-etlt
of ye brethren of \ .- church at Ipswich," tei A'- r. Im-n ase Malhi r, " to
gether with yi- rest of \ '- ... 1! of yo North church in llo s tem,"
commending Mrs. Judith llacy to conimunion, 1-J Nov., 107,">. 43.
Rev.Samu I S'one ta Rcv.lncr ' ', acknowledging the receipt of
the latter's Calfto the rising generation, and discussing a ci'iites-ion
of fa
writi
I li.*<ui /.'e-/. /, -e-nding the results of the synod, ami the (all tec the
rising generation, also discussing the acceptance by Mr. r-oml ot li'-
' call I roll i the- old church" in I'.o-ton. I'.c l. n, 1 !' e . It-T'.'. 45. " The
1 1 motiy of Will in u .i/o/-s and his wite," relating certain events, appor-
ii tl\- the re- u It of witchcraft, which (K'curred at his house, Dec . l p; r: i
I i 1 appe-ai- to he the- inclosim- refe-rred to in a letter Ironi Io-\'.
lo.hmi .Mooel.-y to I'.e-v. Increase Mather, 2S Aug., b'X".. | 40.
. l.e /.'i I'. lur.-li.i' Mil/Ill f, SpcaK" ele-lll et t![e- K ' V .
I-- - W . apel tin- till- in lv ton. elniwinir a parallel between
;he vi- Itationi e.l ( .'ml upon I 'n I "id. Holland and New England, and
loping that they may all make- a light improvement ol them; also
uentioiiing the call extended h> the church in Amsterdam to Kev.
Cc, bcrt l-'erguaon, ami proUciing aid ill regard to the book which
. . ,
he latter's Calfto the rising generation, and discussing a ci'iites-ion
f faith, covenants, etc., Middle-town, _'."> Nov., 107'.). (Note- in hand- /
riting of Kev. Increase Mather | 44. A'- r. lni-rin^ Mntlnr.i^ A', r.
;
145
Mr. Mather is about to publish, Amsterdam, 15 Dec., 1G79. On the
reverse, notes in another handwriting on the healing miracles, etc.
47. Rev. Nathaniel Mather to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging
the receipt of his letter of 1 Oct., and referring to the fire in Boston ;
also speaking of the proposed publication of Ivcnicum and other works
by Samuel Mather, of Mr. Scott's estrangement, and of family mat-
ters; also of public affairs in England, the imprisonment of the carl of
Tyrone, the ill-treatment of a Scotch minister after his arrest, u rising
in Scotland, the murder of the archbishop of St. Andrews, the return
of the duke of York to England, etc., London, 31 Dec., 1079.
Vol. IV. |. Rev. John Hiijyinson to Rev. Increase Mather, concern-
ing a summons from the governor, requesting the attendance of the
elders at the general court, and giving the writer's views with regard
to fending an agent to England, etc. [without date]. 2. Rev. Increase
Mather to Mr. Samuel Willard, speaking of Mr. Willard's discourse on
the covenant, and suggesting amendments thereto, Boston, 1 Feb., 1GSO.
3. Rev. Nathaniel Mather to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging
the receipt of sundry letters, books, and pictures, introducing Mr.
Archibald Maglaiiie, giving English news, criticising the " Argu-
ments for infant baptism," and announcing the expected death of
his father Ben [perhaps his wife's father], 2 March, 1CSJ. 4. John
Heart to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the receipt of sundry
letters, discussing the confession of faith, baptism, etc., London-
derry, 17 March, 1GSO. 5. Rev. Setli Fletcher to Rev. Increase Mather,
speaking of the non-receipt of letters, and making inquiry concerning
a debt due him from Gershom Herbert; also describing his molesta-
tion by the quakers, and giving an account of a public discussion
between himself and them, Elizabethtown, L'5 March, 1G81. 6. Rev.
John Russell to Rev. Increase Mather, mentioning the death of Lieut.
Smith, the comet, and other portentous warnings, the suspicious
movements among the Indians, and discussing questions of church
discipline, iladley, 28 March, 1GS1. 7. Rev. Nathaniel Mather to Rev.
Increase Mather, sending some sermons, speaking of his interest in
his father's MSS.,and desiring that some of them may be sent to him;
also praising the abilities and industry of Mr. Mitchell, 7 April, 1681.
8. Mrs. Jane Hook to Rev. Increase Mather, in regard to the distribu-
tion of her charities, etc., Bishopgate, Half moon alley, 14 April, 11JS1.
9. Rev. John Cotton to Sir [Cotton] Mather, thanking him for his care
and love for the writer's child, and discussing the case of John Cooke,
an excommunicate, Plymouth, 1'J April, ItiSl.. |Q. Rev. Simon Brad-
street to Rev. Increase Mather, thanking him for a letter and book, dis-
cussing the subject of the Christian Sabbath, speaking of Mr. Mather's
sermon on the comet, and of public affairs, New London, 20 April,
1081. On the reverse, note 1 in the handwriting of Kev. Increase
Mather. 1 1 . Narrative of the wreck of a ship from Dublin for Vir-
ginia, Andrew Bennett master, and the rescue of a portion of the
crew by a ketch commanded by Edmund Hcnfield, which brought
them to Salem, where a large contribution was taken up for them,
IfiSl. 12. Draught of a proclamation by the general court for a day of
fasting, Boston, 11 May, 1GS1-. [Notes ia the handwriting of Kev. In-
crease Mather.] 13. Invitation extended by tlie church in Milton to
the Second church in Boston, to assist at the ordination of Kev. Peter
Thachcr, Milton, 17 May, 1US1. 14. Rev. Abraham Pierson to Rev.
Increase Mather, referring to a former letter and earnestly requesting
a reply thereto, and commending the bearer, Rev. John Allen,
Newark, N. J ,24 May, 1GS1. 15. "Proposals concerning the Record-
ing of Illustrious providences," without date or signature. [Endorse-
ments in handwriting of Rev. Increase Mather.] |Q. Benjamin
Jfewbury, Daniel Clark, Christopher Sanders, Henry Wolcot, and John
Loomis, Sen., a committee of the church at Windsor, to Rev. Increase
Mather, requesting him to exert his influence to induce Mr. Samuel
Mather to accept their call, Windsor, 8 June, 1GSI. I6a. Rev. Increase
Mather to Rev. Samuel Mather, on the same subject, June, ]IS1. (7.
Mrs. Jane Hook to Rev. Increase Mather, sending contributions for
New England, and making suggestions as to their distribution,
Bishopgate street, Half moon alley, no date. On the reverse, notes in
handwriting unknown. |3. Rev. Thomas Shepard to Rev. Increase
blather, speaking of the dangers impending over the patent of the
Hartford colony, July 24, ["1CS1." Prince]. On the reverse, notes in
the handwriting of Rev. Increase Mather. 1 9. Joseph Butcher to Rev.
Increase Mather, giving a narrative of sufferings at sea on board
the pink John, bound from Bristol, England, to Boston, N. E., lUsl.
2O. liliphalet Jones to Rev. John Bishop, relating wonderful provi-
dences, etc., Huntington, 2 .Dec., 1GS1. 21. Rev. Thomas JoHi< to
Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the receipt of a letter and books,
speaking of their sons, of the powers belonging to the " caiiitunion
of Churches," the business of the last synod, church discip.ine, etc,,
Pendleton, 5 Dec., 1G81. 22. Mrs. Hannah Jones to Rev. Increase
Mather, urging him to influence his eon towards settling in New
Haven, etc., New Haven, 12 Dec., 1G81. 23. Joseph Du/lleif to Rev.
Increase Mather, concerning the coldness between Mr. Mather and
Mr. John Cotton, and urging its removal, Koxbury, 12 Dec , IGSl.
24. Rev. Thomas Cobbet to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the
receipt of letters, and of Mr. Willard's book [Ne sutor ultra crepidam],
animadverting upon the anabaptists, and the dangers to be appre-
hended from them, and speaking of the recommendation that Chris-
tians should spend one hour daily about noon in private prayer, etc.,
Ipswich, 13 Dec., lOSi, 25. William Jones to Rev. Increase Mather,
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urging the settlement of his son at Hartford, Hartford, 15 Dec., 1G81.
20. Letter from ["This seems to be y Hand-writing of y Kev Mr
Abraham Piersou." /'rince] to Hi c. Increase Mather, discussing "the
true interpretation of Daniel 12," no date, address, or signature. 27.
Questions concerning the communion ofchurches. and the true office
thereof in scttingapart and ordaining ministers, with scriptural cita-
tions in reply to them. ["[Seems t]o be ye Hand-writing of M r .
Tho Jollie." Prince.\ 23. Rei>. Siimuel Petto to Rev. Increase
Mather, acknowledging the receipt of a sermon and letter, and men-
tioning that he had sent a sermon and Mr. Stockton's book, Conso-
lation in life and death, to Mr. Mather, and speaking of :; flairs in
England and the arrest and discharge of the carl of Shaftenbury and
others, 1C Jan., 1GS1-2. 29. Rev. John Whitimj to Rev. Increase Mnlh, r,
acknowledging the receipt of a letter inclosing proposals, and express-
ing his pleasure at the prospect of having Mr. Mather's son settled
near him; also, mentioning the deaths of the wife of Rev. Joseph Eliot
and of Mrs. Garner, Hartford, 23 Jan., KB!- 2. 30. Rev. .S'u .. /
Torrcy to Rev. Increase Mather, sending the result of the transac-
tions of the church in regard to himself, as contained in an address
to the overseers, etc., Weymouth, 14 Feb.,lGSl. 31. Ichabod Chauncy
to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the receipt of a letter, etc., em-
bracing the proposal for an annual correspondence, speaking of affairs
in Europe, of the actions of the French king, the movements of the
duke of York in relation to Scotland and his influence in appointments
to place, the height to which religious feuds and persecutions had
arisen, the prospect of a governor being sent over for New England,
the floods in Holland, etc., Bristol, 17, 1GS1-2. [" Suppose Feb. 17."
Prince.] 32. Rev. John Russell to Rev. Increase Mather, mentioning
the mildness of the winter, the meteorological phenomena on Jan. 15
and 16, and doubting what they may portend; also speaking of a mys-
terious gathering of Indians at Iladley and in the neighborhood, Hud-
ley, 20 Feb., Ifcl. On the reverse, notes in the handwriting of Rev.
Increase Mather. 33. Ichabod Chauncy to Rev. Increase Mather, con-
cerning public affairs iu England, the college, etc., [mutilated], Bris-
tol, 20 Sept., 1GS2. 34. Jonathan Tuckney to Rev. Increase Mather,
acknowledging the receipt of letters, etc., and speaking of the probable
miscarriage of others, Hackney, 25 Feb., 1HS1-2. 35. Samuel Lache
to Rev. Cotton Mather, acknowledging the receipt of a letter, and speak-
ing of the writer's friendship for Mr. Mather and his father, of the
action of the church in refusing to consent to part with his father that
he might become president of the college, reviewing Stillingflect's
"mischcife of seperat ion," and speaking of the pecuniary differences
between himself and the transcriber of Mr. Davenport's manuscripts,
Port Royal, 28 Feb., 1C81-2. 36. Rev. Nathaniel Mather to Ret'. Cotton
Mather, acknowledging the receipt of two letters, speaking of Cotton
Mather's relief from an impediment in hU speech, of the entrance of
Nathaniel and Warham Mather into college, of his uncle's sermon on
the types, and recommending preaching without notes, March 8.
["Isuppose March. 8 1G81/2." Prince.] 37. Copy of a letter from
Rev. Increase Mather, in the name of a committee appointed by the
overseers of Harvard college, to the elders of the church in Weymouth,
in relation to their unwillingness to allow Rev. Samuel Torrey to
accept the office of president of the college, and suggesting a reference
of the question to a council, Boston, 3 March, 1C81-2. 33. Rev.
Nathaniel Mather to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the receipt
of letters from him and from his son, denying an anabaptistical or
Brownist tendency, and discussing doctrinal points concerning bap-
tism, the visible church, the Lord's supper, and the consociation of the
churches; also, speaking of the distribution of the contributions from
Ireland, and mentioning that he has been afflicted with jaundice, 28
March, 1G82. 39. Rev. John Bishop to Rev. Increase Mather, express-
ing regret that Mr. Cotton Mather had not accepted the call to New
Hampshire, speaking of the "Illustrious providences," and relating
an instance of one, Stamford, 11 April, HU.!. 43. William Peck to
Rev. Increase Mather, speaking of the forlorn condition of the church
in New Haven, in consequence of tlie want of a settled minister, and
entreating Mr. Mather's aid in procuring one for them, 17 April, 1U8J.
4 1 . William Peck, Thomas Munson, Moses Mansfield, John Cooper, and
John Winstone, a committee of the church in New Haven, to Rev.
Increase Mather and the Second church in Boston, lamenting the
failure on the part of their own church to obtain the services of Rev.
Cotton Mather, and urging the brethren to aid them in the imminent
danger of their church, 17 April, 1C82. 42. Rev. Nathaniel Mather to
Rev. Increase Mather, introducing -Mr. Edward WilIey,etc.,'J May, 1GSJ.
43. Rev. Thomas Gobbet to Rev. Increase Mather, thanking him for
books and letters, speaking of additions to the church in Ipswich, and
of his feeble health, the result of a fall from his horse, and his anxiety
as to the life or death of his son John, etc., Ipswich, 18 May, Ills.'.
44. Peter Seddon to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the receipt
of the " Call to the rising generation," and speaking of having heard
Mr. Mather's father preach, etc., Pilkington, 23 May, 1C82. 45. Rev.
John Bailey to Rev. Increase Mather, introducing Mr. Edward \Villey,
bewailing the condition of the nations, and mentioning, that, in conse-
quence of ill health, he is obliged to employ his brother as en aman-
uensis. Limerick, 27 May, 10.SJ. 46. Letter from the church in
Dorchester to the Second church in Boston, inviting them to assist in
the ordination of Rev. John Danforth, signed by James Humphrey,
ruling elder, Dorchester, 2 June, 1G82. 47. Rev. Samuel Hooker to
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Hev.Ja-nes Fitch, inclosing a letter from Mr. Higginson, and referring
to a proposed work [apparently the life of Honker's father], 14 June,
16S2. 48. Joseph Butcher to Rev. Increase Mather, referring to the
Bufferings at sea narrated in No. 19, Boston, 29 June, 1GS2. 49. Wil-
liam Leete to Re\\ Increase Mather, thanking him for books and urging
him to publish more, Hertford, 5 July. 1>W2. 50. R' >' Xatlianiel
Mather to Rev. /HC/VH-' M'H'i r, mentioning the failing state of the
Writer's health, etc.. 6, IS July, KSJ. 51. Thomas Haiir'nnl to Rev. In-
crease Mather, asking for Christian sympathy, mentioning the writer's
propinquity to Rev. Messrs. Bishop and Wakcman.as also a severe
thunder-storm, the drought of the preceding year and the excessive
rain of the present year, and expressing his earnest desire to give one
of his sons an education, Norwalk, 15 July, 1(182. On the reverse, notes
in the handwriting of Rev. Increase Mather; and, in another hand, a
notice of a severe thunder-storm. 52. Rev. John Bishop to Rev. In-
crease Mather, acknowledging receipt of a package, per captain Sellick,
and of another, containing "de signo filij hominis," per skipper Alsop,
and speaking of severe thunder-storms, Stamford, 3 Aug., 1682. 53.
" Qu ffistiones in Philosophia discutiendae," etc., apparently a MS. pro-
gramme for Harvard commencement, 1682. 54. George Griffith, Mat-
thew Barker, Obadiah Hughes, John Collins, Samuel Lee, and Richard
Lawrence to the representatives of a church, recommending Mr.
Thomas Bridges for settlement over them as a minister, without date
or address. ["I conclude betwn 1681 & Aug. 1682. Suppose 16S2,
abt July. See y next Letter." Prince.] 55. Samuel Rache to
1: i\ Increase Mather, acknowledging the receipt of the latter's
"Diatriba," discussing the fulfilment of the prophecies, and men-
tioning favorably Mr. Thomas Bridges, Port Royal,' 18 Aug., lt>2.
No address; endorsed in handwriting of Rev. Increase Mather.
!! 1 October. 9. 1082."] 50. John Richards to Her. Incrrase
Muthrr, thanking him for his kindness to the wife and family
of Richards during his absence, and narrating English news'
London, 21 Aug., K',-5. 57. Rev. John Higginson to Rev. Increase
Mather, acknowledging the receipt of his book on prayer and the
s .craments, and expressing the opinion that it would have been more
generally acceptable without the preface; also speaking of the other
literary work* of Mr. Mather, and mentioning that the life of Mr. Eaton
governor of New Hampshire, and some others, should be included in
the " Hystory of New England's Worthies", 'also suggesting that Mr.
Moody, from his collection of interleaved almanacs covering a period
of thirty years, might furnish instances of illustrious providences, 22
An;., 108-'. 53. Mm. Hannah Jones to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowl-
edging the receipt of a letter and a book, speaking of Mr. Mather's
son not accepting a call to New Haven, and mentioning the earth-
quake, New Haven, 8 Sept., 1G82. 59. Daniel Gookin, Sen., to R-r-
Increase Mather, asking Mr. Mather to move the corporation to confer
a scholarship at the college upon John Eliot, Sept. 12, 1G82. [" I con-
clude This is ye same John Elliot who took his Is' Degree in 1685."
Prince.} 60. Rev. John Bishop to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledg-
ing the receipt of books for himself and for Mr. Ilanford, and speaking
of the visitations of the Lord upon " the racers on the Lds day,"
Stamford, Hi Sept., 1682. 61. John Richards to Rev. Increase Mather
acknowledging the receipt of letters, and thanking him for an intro-
duction to Dr. Owen, elating that things have come to a crisis in rela-
tion to the charter, speaking of the persecutions of dissenters in
England, and of the choice of president and treasurer of the college,
etc., London, 25 Sept., liis_>. 62. Rev. John Whiting to Rev. Increase
ilathcr, thanking him for books, stating that the settlement of Mr.
Samuel Mather at Windsor seems yet uncertain, because he "sticks
eomewhat about synod principles," and speaking of the sickness at
Hartford, Hartford, 25 Oct., 1682. [Notes in the handwriting of Rev.
Increase Mather.] 63. Rev. .Vnthaniel Mather to Rev. Increase Mather
sending the writer's picture, referring to the diminution of his main
tcnance, and speaking highly of Rev. Mr. Weld, 7 Nov., 1682. 64.
John Richards to Rev. Increase Mather, acknowledging the constant
kindness of Mr. Matlierto the writer's family during absence, speaking
ofthc persecutions of the dissenters, the troubles of corporations in rela-
ti. in to their charters, and other matters in England; also, proposing
that a dismissal of himself and Mr. Dudley from further employment
in the concerns of the colony lie sent over, to be used if they should find
occasion, London, 12 Dec., 1CS2. 65. Rev. Thomas Shepard to R,v.
Jwi-fiuf .Va(/ier v containing extracts from the journal of Mr. Shepard's
father in relation to the , comet of March, 1W18, Charlestown, 20 Dec ,
KS_'. 68. Thomas Danforth to get: Inerease Mather, concerning the
retirement of the writer from the stewardship of the college, Cam-
bridge, 28 Dec., HW2. 67. Same to tncsaiueon the came subject, an I
giving the result of an interview with the president concerning hie
inauguration. 110 Dec., 1(W2. 68. William Jonct to Rev. Increase
Miiiln r, containing an account of a thunder-storm in New Haven nnd
vicinity [" KM.:". Prince}. [No signature; endorsed, " Thunder-storm
in N. llavcu Colony 1G82. from Mr J."] 69. John Fowle to J,
Mather, acknowledging the receipt of a letter, speaking of the death of
Hev. I'riaii Oaken, and trusting that the loss may In- MM -ic -nod hv his
fjthcr (llcv. Increase Mather] taking the place; also, wishing Mr. c',,t
ton Mathtfr success in the ministry. [" tho not ordained tilt May.
l::. U'.-vV - I'll,,,-, .} [No date or address. "Su s.-. ]iW_'."~ /,-,,., .j
Vol. V. |. TJiomas Danforth to /,'. r. / , i/,,r/;.-r, concerning
the appointment of a treasurer for the [Harvard] college, dc , Cam-
bridge, 8 Jan., 1682. 2. Samuel Bakfr to Rev. Increase Mather, ac-
knowledging the receipt of letters and books, speaking of theological
publications, and of the college, cautioning the people of New Eng-
land against the employment of strangers in preaching, narrating the
increased persecution of dissenters, the appearance of a new comet in
December, and mentioning a complaint of traders with New England
that the failures there discourage further dealings, Wattsfield, -30 Jan.,
1'VfJ. [No address.] 3. I*''a*l t*litiun<: >i to A'- '-. hirrtaf Mather, de-
scribing a tornado, etc., Stratford, 6 Feb., 1682-3. 4 and 5. /; v.
Thomas Cotftet to Rrr. Increase Mather, epeaking of Mr. Mather's tract
upon the comet, and describing the appearance of a cross through the
moon on Christmas night, 19 Feb.. !>;<_>. 6. /' >' K'liranl Tiii/lm- to
/!!. /;,,-/-. i.s-c Ma/h'-r, describing a hail-storm, speaking of an unusual
meteorological phenomenon, and of the judgment upon the racers
upon the Lord's day; also asking advice as to the publication of a
manuscript by the late Rev. Daniel Demon, Wehtficld, 22 March,
1682-3. 7. Samuel Sewall to Rev. Increase Mather, suggesting the
propriety of printing the college laws, Boston, 23 March, 1682-3. 8.
Communication [in handwriting of I. Mather] from the corporation of
the college [Harvard] to Samuel AouvM, in relation to his duties as
treasurer [not signed], Boston, 29 March, 1033. 9. Rf. fimfm /.'/<;/-
street to Rev. Increase Mather, thanking him fur verses and almanacs
inclosing some papers from a gentleman in Barbadocs, and -uggi -ting
their publication ; also requesting him to send the writer his discour-c -
on the comets. [No date or address.] ["I suppose this dated about
March or April. 1683." Prince.] [Notes in handwriting of Rev. In-
crease Mather.] |O. Rev. Nathaniel Mather to Rev. Iu'*r-a^ Mather,
introducing Mr. Homer Jackson, giving European news, speaking of
the Diatriba, of the publication of Samuel Mather's Notes on the
types, "and of the writer's name having been mentioned before the
court of bishops as one of those non-conformists that the eourt would
think of in due time, Dublin, 10 April, 1083. 1 1 and 12. /' '' Andrew
Jackson to Rev. Increase Mather, introducing the brother of the writer.
Dublin, 12 April, KM. |3. Jamejt fitch. Sen., to Rev. Iiicmif Mntli, r,
inclosing some observable providences [now absent], and iisking
advice as to the publication of certain of the writer's works, Norwich,
10 April 10.83. |4. John Richards to Rev. Increase Mather, giving
English news, speaking of 
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